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^its booz
C2, our federal business is an outsourcing business model. Only commercial (which is only about 3% of our revenue) still does case interviews.
People - Process - Technology. Remember that and stuck with it. Hear the question and take pause, writing down notes. First ask questions I.e. how big is X company? Is it global? How long has it been a company? These answers will drive conversation and your thoughts. Understand the hypothetical clients goal and expectations. Then map out a plan, describe at high level what tools you may use and why, what technologies would be helpful (research the company for any new developments or initiatives they may have in digital space) if it’s relevant, and be prepared to do a deep dive in one area. They will start targeting one specific question in the case and see how you react. Just remain calm and collected. Take your time. End with showing how the company can provide their values (memorize from website) and meet the needs of client helping both be successful. Mic drop.
Can someone please explain the reason for the backlash with this answer?
How'd you get into Booz without doing a case interview?
Case in Point should be your bible
Just ask enough questions to figure out what they’ve already decided is the right answer and then present them with their own strategy.
That’s how the real world works 😉
Sorry not helpful but funny and true
For strategy firms case prep, get and read the book case interview secrets. Start there first and move on to live practise with an experienced partner. For other cases, this plan would still work but you might be able to reduce # of live practise and still succeed.
Where are you interviewing? Is it a strategy firm? If so ignore everything PwC1 said. Case in Point is good learning. Looking Over My Shoulder is good practice.
Www.ConsultingCase101.com
Lots of racial slurs, the more the merrier
Weird flex to post as company not position
Weird flex? A significant proportion of users just have their company listed. No need to try to make something out of nothing Mr. Principal Consultant
Rocketblocks for practice structuring and graphs. Make sure you can quickly analyze graphs
OP how much experience do you have? Usually case studies are like real life client problems so as long as you think logically and structure you’d be alright
Lmaoooo
Ask questions and be aware that someone is doing you a favor when help is being offered. Do not go into a soliloquy on how right you are before asking questions.
Ask Erin from Huron for help.