Hi everyone!
I have a case study interview coming up next week for an internal corporate strategy role at a Professional Services Firm. I've been told that it will be completely verbal, 45 minutes to solve a business problem. There is math involved, but they really will want you to talk through how you would approach the problem, what information you want, considerations, etc. From what I've learned, the team prioritizes financial modeling/planning skills, with a focus on long-term planning.
Could anyone advise me on how to prepare for a case interview for an internal corporate strategy role? What types of cases should I practice more? (market sizing, profitability, etc.). Any areas I should talk about more when laying out my structure?
Would really appreciate your insights—thanks in advance!