Hello everyone :)
As I just started my case prep, I wondered what exactly determines a good case partner in your opinion? How can you adapt to the different prep levels, especially when you just started practising? I find it hard to tell how much tips to give and expect, what not to do, and so on.
Maybe someone can give me some guidance. That would be great!
Thank you very much in advance!
Hi Anonymous,
I would assume your definition of case partner would include both receiving and giving cases.
As for receiving cases, the main way to ensure you are a great partner is to be transparent before the case with the other candidate on your points of strength and weakness and your current level of preparation. This would allow the other person to provide a more suitable type of case and focus on your potential improvement areas.
As for giving cases a great partner would stand out for (1) the case experience provided to the other candidate and (2) the feedback given at the end.
As for your question How can you adapt to the different prep levels, especially when you just started practising?, I would assume you mean how you could adapt the case you have prepared to people with different preparation. The most important thing would be:
Hope this helps,
Francesco
