Hi there!

I know a couple of candidates who tried it and were quite happy with it. I haven't personally tested it myself. 

There are also some structuring drills here on the platform in case you haven't tried them out yet:

https://www.preplounge.com/en/case-interview-exercises/structuring-drills

Best,
Cristian

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Agree with Sidi,

Any self-taught course can only be used as a supplement to your preparation and in no way can substitute coaching and practicing with peers in real-life. Why? Because when practicing with another person you get feedback, which is crucial for your progress.

Though it can be a good idea to get some understanding of a structuring process for a complete beginner before starting solving cases with peers, such programs would have less of an impact for more experienced candidates.

Regards,
Nick 

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Hi there,

I love their course. It's of a similar mindset/thinking to mine.

Essentially, if my candidates ever run out of frameworking exercises/drills from my course, I point them to crafting cases as the next best option;

I personally think the investment is worth it!

The thing with Crafting cases is that they are quite good at the second layer of a structure (i.e., they provide a lot of content and good questions that will help you think about the very specific factors one needs to consider), they are a bit mediocre at the first layer, because they still follow the old-school “bucket” / “boil the ocean” mentality.

So they have great stuff on the buckets… but they shouldn't be using buckets. They should be breaking down the goal into key separated questions/goals, and not into “areas of investigation”.

Having said that, the content is good, and it is not over-priced.