
Case Interview Frameworks – Most Common Frameworks [+ Free Downloadable Examples]
When discussing case interviews you often hear that you should not use standard business frameworks and concepts at all because they just don’t fit the specific case question and interviewers don’t like it when candidates use standard frameworks to solve cases. However, when challenging these shallow, generalized, and popularized statements, there aren’t any of those arguments remaining on the table. In this thorough article about case interview frameworks, you will learn how to structure cases using frameworks. On top of that, Robert introduces you to the most common case interview frameworks in detail and how to use them during your interview.

- What Is a Case Interview Framework?
- How Do You Structure a Case Interview?
- Mini Frameworks
- The Most Common Case Interview Frameworks
- Financial Concepts & Frameworks
- Profitability Frameworks – Revenue & Cost Analysis
- Financial Ratio – Profit Margin, ROI, CAGR & NPV
- Business Concepts & Frameworks
- Company Strategy – SWOT Analysis & McKinseys 7 S'
- Market & Customers – BCG Matrix, Ansoff Matrix & 4 P's / 4 C's
- Competition – Competitive Analysis, Porter's 5 Forces & Benchmarking
- Additional Concepts & Frameworks – Decision Tree, Top-down vs. Bottom-up, Supply & Demand, Break-even Point & Market Types
- About the Author
- Further Resources for Your Case Interview Prep