u/Good_Kangaroo1433

Hey guys!

Me and my co-founder are looking for 5 people who are actively trying to break into MBB consulting. We’ve been building a tool designed to help with consulting interview prep, especially case interviews and structured practice.

My co-founder worked in consulting for 10+ years himself, so we built it around the actual pain points candidates face during recruiting.

We’d love to:

• show you a demo,
• get your honest feedback,
• and understand what’s still missing or frustrating in current prep tools.

In return, we’ll give you free access to the platform 🙌

Anyone interested?

Hi guys,

I just wanted to reach out and see if you use any tool to prepare for interview cases?
Anything free/paid?

thank you for advice

Hey guys!

Me and my co-founder are looking for 5 people who are actively trying to break into MBB consulting. We’ve been building a tool designed to help with consulting interview prep, especially case interviews and structured practice.

My co-founder worked in consulting for 10+ years himself, so we built it around the actual pain points candidates face during recruiting.

We’d love to:

• show you a demo,
• get your honest feedback,
• and understand what’s still missing or frustrating in current prep tools.

In return, we’ll give you free access to the platform 🙌

Anyone interested?

Guys, I’d love your opinion on something 👀

We built a job search tool, and right now we work with different types of users. But I’ve been thinking about creating a WhatsApp community for students/job seekers to stay in touch more directly.

I’m a marketer myself, and I honestly think communities build way more trust than just posting content. My idea would be to share job opportunities, review CVs, host small webinars, answer questions, and just help people during their job search journey.

But I’m not sure what would work better:

• a niche WhatsApp community only for students who want to break into consulting
or
• a broader community open to anyone looking for jobs?

Part of me feels that narrowing down to one niche could make the community much stronger and more engaged. Especially consulting, because people there are usually super motivated and willing to invest in their career growth.

What do you honestly think would work best?

We launched our SaaS few weeks ago. It’s a 360-degree hub for job seekers — including application tracking, CV tailoring, AI mock interview preparation, and most importantly, a feature that gives access to internal contacts through targeted outreach campaigns.

We’re confident that our product is really strong. We launched ads and got our first 50 users in 2 weeks (spending €200), started reaching out to career coaches on LinkedIn for referrals, created social media content, and are also working on SEO.

So far, we’ve only had one paid user, and honestly, we feel a bit lost about what to do next.

I’ve read a lot of great advice here saying you should go where your target audience is. But it feels like everyone is looking for a job today, so the market is huge. Still, we’re struggling to convert - and we’re not sure why we’re not finding more paying users.🥲🥲🥲😭😭😭

Drop your CV + a job link, and I’ll rewrite your CV so it actually matches the role.

Just leave your comments on the output.

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