Casey -- can you have other tabs open

Question

Anyone who has taken the casey chatbot case recently?

I will be doing the chatbot casey test soon and wondering if we're allowed to have other windows or tabs open?

Reason – I wanted to use an online calculator as I do not have an actual calculator.

Thanks!

(any other casey tips much appreciated!)

Answer 1

Hi there,

Q: I will be doing the chatbot casey test soon and wondering if we're allowed to have other windows or tabs open?

Yes, you can keep other tabs/windows open.

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You can find 10 key tips to prepare for the test here:

▶ 10 Must-Know Tips to Master the BCG Online Case

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If you want to prepare for the BCG Online Case in the best possible way, I created a software simulation replicating specifically the chatbot and one-way video interview.

It includes the following and more:

4 Software Simulations of the Chatbot. These are live chatbots simulating exactly the same chatbot environment of the test (meaning you will receive questions by an actual chatbot with a flow equivalent to the one of the test).
4 One-Way Video Interviews. These come with Artificial Intelligence reports, so that you can see how the Video Software will perceive your performance in terms of voice, speech clarity, energy and more.
2 PDF Simulations of the Chabot. These are additional tests Casey-style, meaning you will have 6 different Casey Chatbots to train with.
Free access to 6 PSTs and Potential Tests for further practice.
Deep explanation of all the 5 types of questions asked in the BCG Online Case thanks to the complimentary 144-page guide.

You can get access to the software simulation and guide instantly here:

▶ BCG Online Case Software Simulation

For any questions please let me know.

Best,

Francesco

Answer 2

Yes, you can do it.

However, I actually suggest using excel to do calculations, as it gives you more flexibility on how to do calculations, and on checking for mistakes / alternatives.

Answer 3

Hi there,

Yes, you're allowed to use an online calculator. That said, I'd personally use the calculator on my computer rather than through another online website.