Hi,

Dont' worry, you're previous preparation is not lost!!!

Regarding your case prep, starting from those you've already done, I'd refresh:

- Best practices you developed on how to conduct a case.
- How to structure the case and communicate top-down.
- Mental math skills (PrepLounge has a good tool for that).

Then you might schedule some coaching sessions to succeed in your interviews like a top-performer.

I hope this helps.

Best,

Antonello

Hello!

Don´t you worry, this is like riding a bike, you never forget how to do it!

You just need to get in shape again.

Have you considered working with a coach to make a plan based on the gaps you identified before, when you were casing? This would save you a lot of time and re-work

Best,

Clara

Hi there,

Honestly, I believe breaks like this actually can help! Taking a break actually allows your brain to process everything and lock it into long-term memory. This makes you less overwhelmed/stressed during casing.

I recommend you just kick off back where you started! Get back into casing, hire a coach, and keep getting assessed!

Hi there,

I agree with the other coaches that it is unlikely you have lost all your progress.

I would recommend the following:

1. Define a specific time slot to dedicate to the preparation in the next weeks and keep a regular practice
2. If you marked the most challenging cases, go back to them and review them first on your own.
3. After reading 4-5 cases, start practicing live so that you can also work on your communication

Best,
Francesco

Hi,

Merry Christmas!!

I don't think it will completely gone with only 4 month pause and you did do a of relevant works.

I would suggest to simply pick it up and start practicing again to refresh.

Best,

Iman

Hi,

Several things:

1. Do a couple of cases with other candidates to get the skill back
2. Go back to the previous cases that you've done and try to brush them up
3. Do a session with a current consultant / coach to assess the gaps that you might still have

Best

Hey,

You wouldnt have lost it all given you did 65 cases. There will be muscle memory :).

I suggest you redo some of the previous cases, refresh on approach and frameworks and remind yourself of your key gaps. Engage a coach for 2-3 sessions when you are ready in addition to solving another 15-20 cases in this round.

good luck