Hi, I would suspect that the "case" part of the case interview will then be a real life example of one of the firm's clients. Example could be: "Luxury fashion company wants to increase digital revenues and asks for an online marketing strategy" or similar, and you are asked to develop a solution about how you would go about it.

Basically, it will resemble the actual task you will be doing once you start working for the firm.

In addition to Francesco's tips, I would also look if you can find more details about the process:

• Online: Is the Norwegian company part of a larger agency/consulting firm network or corporation? If yes, see if you find anything about their recruiting process in the UK or the US. Chances are, it will be similar.
• If not, look at their closest competitors who are, and check if you find anything about their recruiting processes. Typically, processes tend to be similar within an industry.
• Lastly, try to find someone who is working there now (friend of a friend) - linkedin may help - and see if you can get an intro to that person to learn about the process.

I would try to find out as much as possible. All the best!

Hi, first of all, congrats!

A "case interview" can be really different depending on context. Is it a professional service / consulting firm? Or a media agency? Which country? In general, I would recommend searching online first.

Happy to help if I know more!

Thank you for your reply.

the company is located in Norway,and it is consultinf firm mainly doing digital marketing.

I have looked in the internet but I couldn't find something related to that.

Thank you.