Interview First Aid

Starter's Guide to Case Prep

How to Start The Case Interview Preparation Practice Mock Interviews with Peers and Coaches

Crack the Case Interview

Preparation for Case Studies Approaching a Case Interviewer-Led vs Candidate-Led cases Note-taking in your case interview

Ace the Personal Fit Interview

Personal Fit Interview The three key questions in Personal-Fit-Interview

Recruitment tests in consulting interviews

BCG Online Case McKinsey Imbellus Game Bain Sova Test Pymetrics Game Assessment

Identify your Case Type

Market Sizing Market Entry Profitability Case Growth Strategy M&A Competitive Response Pricing Valuation Brainteaser

Structure your Thoughts

Issue Tree MECE Principle Pyramid Principle Porter's Five Forces 4C Framework 4P Framework 2x2 Matrices and the BCG matrix

Practice your Basics

Charts and Data in Case Interviews Why Math matters Math Skills Required in Case Interviews Fast Math Important Facts

Business Concepts

Useful Business Analysis Tools

Pareto Principle ABC Analysis Break-Even Analysis Cost-Benefit Analysis Benchmarking Core Competencies SWOT Analysis The 5 Cs of Credit The Value Chain Product Life Cycle

Common Terms of Business

Opportunity Costs Economy of Scale and Economy of Scope Net Present Value - NPV Balance Sheet Income Statement Cash Flow Statement Supply and Demand Fixed & Variable Costs CAGR - Compound Annual Growth Rate

Practice your Basics

Charts and Data in Case Interviews

We give you the best tips on how to understand and analyze graphs, charts and data presented by interviewer to candidates in case interviews.

Why Math matters

Wondering if it's really necessary to know math skills for a case interview? Our answer is YES! Find out exactly why and what you need to apply!

Math Skills Required in Case Interviews

Nearly all the math skills required in case interviews is arithmetic. We help you do calculations with large numbers quickly and without calculators.

Fast Math

The best way to master quick mental arithmetic is to memorize mathematical shortcuts. Find out what other tips and tricks there are here.

Important Facts

General knowledge plays an important role in solving case studies. Want to know what exactly is important for you? Read on now and find out!

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Interview First Aid

Starter's Guide to Case Prep

How to Start The Case Interview Preparation Practice Mock Interviews with Peers and Coaches

Crack the Case Interview

Preparation for Case Studies Approaching a Case Interviewer-Led vs Candidate-Led cases Note-taking in your case interview

Ace the Personal Fit Interview

Personal Fit Interview The three key questions in Personal-Fit-Interview

Recruitment tests in consulting interviews

BCG Online Case McKinsey Imbellus Game Bain Sova Test Pymetrics Game Assessment

Identify your Case Type

Market Sizing Market Entry Profitability Case Growth Strategy M&A Competitive Response Pricing Valuation Brainteaser

Structure your Thoughts

Issue Tree MECE Principle Pyramid Principle Porter's Five Forces 4C Framework 4P Framework 2x2 Matrices and the BCG matrix

Practice your Basics

Charts and Data in Case Interviews Why Math matters Math Skills Required in Case Interviews Fast Math Important Facts

Business Concepts

Useful Business Analysis Tools

Pareto Principle ABC Analysis Break-Even Analysis Cost-Benefit Analysis Benchmarking Core Competencies SWOT Analysis The 5 Cs of Credit The Value Chain Product Life Cycle

Common Terms of Business

Opportunity Costs Economy of Scale and Economy of Scope Net Present Value - NPV Balance Sheet Income Statement Cash Flow Statement Supply and Demand Fixed & Variable Costs CAGR - Compound Annual Growth Rate