Hello,
Congratulations on receiving an interview!
I'm sure this will not be a surprise to hear, but my advice would be to focus on live case prep. I would do the following: if you have limited experience with case interviews, spend a couple of hours getting acquainted with the format (skim Case In Point or Case Interview Secrets, read the case interview prep material available on PrepLounge, etc.). Once you are more or less clear on what a case interview looks like, try practicing one with a case partner or a coach. You might feel like you're not quite ready yet, but candidates learn very quickly once they start practicing live, and given your short time frame for prep it will be key to get things going soon! Practice a couple of cases in the first few days, see how it goes. Then, if you notice any particular areas you need to work on (e.g., frameworks, math), do a couple of sessions specifically targeting those in the subsequent days. Round it out with a couple of full live cases again, and hopefully you should be in a much better position than where you started!
If you're interested in working with a coach during this process to help you ramp up more quickly, feel free to reach out - I specialize in working with candidates who are just getting started with prep, and help them evade common roadblocks and make rapid progress right from the start.
Regarding fit interview questions, I would think about common interview questions that focus on your roles in leading a team, coaching/mentoring colleagues, working with clients, and communicating with leadership. The EM is the day-to-day lead on the project, so those are going to be the key skills they are looking for.
Best of luck!
This is quite helpful. Have FS strategy and transactions consulting experience. Did a lot of case prep in more junior years of working. Was a bit out of touch in last couple years. But its coming back fast. Your pointers are very helpful in having a very focused prep in a week's time
Hi Samya, glad you found my answer helpful!