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What kind of cases should I prepare?
No they're all working too hard
What type of role OP? Investing or operations?
Haha @ SVP1.
M1 - Interested in recruiting process for both sides. I don’t have an investing background and so not sure I’ll be an attractive candidate there. I’m more interested in ops roles but want to educate myself on the interview process before I initiate talks with the recruiter. How much does the process differ for both groups?
Are you asking about Bain Cap or Bain & Co's PEG?
Bain consulting’s Private Equity group
There is no separate process for PEG. PEG is just a rotation (6 months or so C and below, 1 year or so as a manager), and you can specialize in PE as a partner similar to another industry specialization, but you're just another consulting staff. Practice your casing, that's all!
Also, from your response to "investing or ops"... Bain & Co PEG does commercial DD, not investing or ops (though some deals turn into a post-acq ops case). Let's be clear, you're not in an investment firm, you're not doing financial DD, this is not Bain Capital, and a practice at Bain doesn't mean the same thing as a practice in a Big 4 (you're not aligned to a single practice until partner, and even then sometimes...).
Standard consulting cases, same as BCG / "Crack the case" stuff.
Market sizing, competitive landscape, revenue growth projections