Hi there,

No major difference. If you exhibited weak points in round 1, they may be particularly focused/interested in testing these out. Furthermore, Partners may be a bit "jumpy" or "brainstormy". However, overall, all the same principles apply. What does this mean?

Be ready for anything

Memorizing every single case type, fit question, etc. is not what prepares you. You need to expect the unexpected and embrace every single ambiguous question, unknown area, point of confusion with a "I'm going to figure this out" attitude.

Be ready for any case type, any industry, any interviewer style, etc. etc!

Hi there,

I would not say there is a huge difference between the rounds except that the final rounds are considered to be "less structured". In fact, they are sometimes aimed at checking your ability to think outside of the box. Be ready for a brainstorming session.

Besides, in the final round may also be tested your weak points. So think of what went not so well in previous rounds and get prepared.

Do you need any further help?

GB

Hi,
I confirm the structure of each interview will be the same, in particular, it can be divided in 3 parts:
- Personal Experience Interview: fit and CV questions to assess your personal impact, leadership skills, and entrepreneurial spirit
- Case Interview: typical business case to evaluate your structure in approaching problems, problem-solving skills, and business sense
- Your final questions to the interviewers

Hope it helps,
Antonello