Hi there,

This is indeed an interesting question which is probably relevant for quite a lot of users, so I am happy to provide my perspective on it:

• Generally speaking, I would advise you to prepare for Big 4 case studies as you would for any other consulting company, i.e. know and practice the process, practice mental/ written arithmetics, adapt to over-communication and over-structuring your thoughts aso.
• Still, considering that it seems to be a specialized role in a specific function, I would advise you to read about the matter at hand. Chances seem to be rather high that you are actually required to have at least basic knowledge about it.
• Moreover, I would advise you to refer to the official recruiting website of this type of companies and look up whether they also provide sample case studies that might give you a better idea of what they might be asking and what not.

In case you want a more detailed discussion on how to prepare for and solve any type of case study, please feel free to contact me directly.

I hope this helps,

Hagen

Prepare for the cases study interview as you would prepare for any other case study interview:

• Review cases available through PrepLounge (there are a number of cases connected to infrastructure investments there)
• Leverage casebooks with CAPEX cases that are available online (need some creativity with Google, etc.)
• Engage coach to practice cases and/or get a selection of cases tailored to your role

Hello!

Feel free to PM me, one of the cases that I do with my students focuses on CAPEX (and those problems are almost always about profitability)

Cheers, 

Clara

Hi there,

First of all, confirm with the company whether or not you can expect only Capital Project cases or if you need to be prepared for any case type.

Then, based on that either prepare for all case types or for just Capital Project case types. 

Regardless, do make sure to be well versed in as much Capital Project content as possible! Read cases and get cases from people around the topic. Additionally, I highly recommend you explore BCG Insights, McKinsey Insights, and the Big4 site and read through the articles they've published.

Good luck!

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