Hello,
I was going through the case as a whole, noticed the part of the math where it calculated the 2000/250working days.
I am not so sure why and how am I supposed to divide the number of “Total Days Saved” by the number of working days? I still didn't get the “8” that we got out of that answer.
Thanks.
Thanks a lot for the Answer Cristian. One thing that is still vague for me is the 2000 Working Days, those 2000 as a whole, is considered for the yearly basis right? so we're saving 2000 working days on the company's total working days (for all employees)? or in what sense so I can connect the dots.. Thanks!
My pleasure! Yes, it's basically 2000 'man working days' that come as a benefit to the entire company. They are 'saved' because otherwise, the position would've been vacant. Btw, if you find yourself in a position where this sort of stuff doesn't make sense in a case situation, trigger a discussion with the interviewer. The more the interview resembles a conversation, the better. Plus it shows that you're thinking through the problem and that you really care.