big 4 partner panel interview

You may have a solid business case for partnership in your law firm, consulting firm, Big 4, Accounting Firm or Magic Circle firm, but it is how you present it at the partner panel interview which will make or break your chance of actually securing partner.

It can be really tempting to include everything in this be-all-end-all presentation, every little detail, but that’s wrong. The key to making it through Partnership Track into the partnership is creating a clear and succinct, powerful presentation.

Creating your presentation for your Big 4 partner panel interview articles

To help you create a presentation worthy of being partner, I have put together a list of all the blog posts I have written on creating your presentation for your Big 4 partner panel interview.

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How to give the best presentation of your life when pitching your business case at your partnership panel interview

This post explores how to structure your presentation. Looking at what partner candidates tend to do wrong, I then show you how to truly ace your presentation of your business case at your partnership panel interview.

Business Development Clinic: How to eliminate presentation nerves

To become an effective and confident presenter, there’s nothing better than speaking at events. This blog outlines the best advice on eliminating presentation nerves from a professional speaker, Guy Clapperton.

10 tips to ace your presentation to your partnership selection panel

This blog gives you 10 simple tips to help you ace your partnership panel presentation (and any others you need to do!). All you have to do is implement these tips when creating your presentation and you can be sure it will succeed.

How to ACE your presentation regardless of who is in the audience

This blog post is a first-hand account of someone being put off by somebody else in the crowd whilst giving their presentation. The post aims to outline what to do if you’re confronted by somebody who puts you off so that you can focus on the good job you know you can do.

Tips to present your business case at your partnership panel interview

This blog post reveals our top 7 tips to condense your 50+-page long business case into a 10-minute persuasive, engaging and impactful presentation for your partnership panel interview. That can be an impossible challenge without these tips.

5 common mistakes Big 4 candidates make at the Partner Panel Interview stage

Not getting partner or simply not getting to the next round of the process can result from just one error. One avoidable error. This blog lists the 5 most common mistakes candidates make during the interview stage. Don’t let these lose you the change of making it to partner this time around! It’s a long time to wait…

How to be on your A-game during your partnership panel interview

Even if you look good on paper and have a solid business case, you must be on your A-game for your presentation during your partnership panel interview. This blog shows you how to bring it, giving you valuable advice about what to do before and during your presentation.

You may have a solid business case for partnership in your law firm, consulting firm, Big 4, Accounting Firm or Magic Circle firm, but it is how you present it at the partner panel interview which will make or break your chance of actually securing partner. It can be really tempting to include everything in this be-all-end-all presentation, every little detail, but that’s wrong. The key to making it through Partnership Track into the partnership is creating a clear and succinct, powerful presentation.

We’ll send you our Partner Panel Interview Checklist

We’ve helped 100s of professionals through their Partner Panel Interviews. We compiled this free great checklist to help you be at your best at your Partner Panel Interview. Don’t leave anything to chance! Click here.

PS – This checklist is just one of the many resources in Progress To Partner Academy that will help you get through the partner admissions process.

What’s in Progress To Partner which will help you with your Partnership Panel Interview?

Progress to Partner Academy that will give your the knowledge AND confidence to fly through this final step up to partner.

It’s like a Netflix for your career in the professions. Find what you need to watch or read at the time you need it. Within the site you’ll find over 150+ courses, videos, checklists, templates and plans to help you progress your career to partner. Amongst the many curated resources (no more unnecessary scrolling or searching) you’ll find:

  1. On-demand courses on how to create and articulate your business case, including our most downloaded course “How to Build a Cast-Iron Business Case for Partner”
  2. A section on the Partnership Admissions process with guides and recordings to help you find your way through the process with your sanity intact.
  3. Recordings and checklists on how to ace your partner panel interview
  4. On-demand courses on how to win the right sort of clients
  5. Proven advice on how to still do the day job and find the time to get through the Partner Track process

Check it out!

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