Planning your practice week
An example week shows how to choose practice based on mistakes from earlier sessions.
Read about case interviews and recruiting, with worked examples to practise as you go.
An opening exchange shows how the client's objective shapes your questions and case structure.
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Planning your practice and reviewing progress.
An example week shows how to choose practice based on mistakes from earlier sessions.
How to run a mock interview and give feedback that helps your partner prepare for the next one.
Check the logistics and plan a useful debrief after the conversation.
Clarifying the client's objective and deciding what to investigate.
An opening exchange shows how the client's objective shapes your questions and case structure.
How to test an initial explanation and recognise when the evidence calls for a different one.
An introduction to translating the client's decision into a workable structure.
Worked calculations and guidance on interpreting business data.
A worked profit bridge traces a manufacturer's annual results through changes in volume, price and costs.
Calculate how far sales can fall after a price increase before profit falls too.
A guide to defining the population and estimating demand over a stated period.
How to read chart units and explain what a comparison means for the case.
Case recommendations and personal-experience answers.
Examples of a case conclusion, including how to explain an answer that depends on an uncertain assumption.
A worked example separates the candidate's own decisions from the team's results.
Applications, networking and research into consulting firms.
Describe your contribution and its evidence without inflating the result.
Prepare specific questions and leave a conversation with a clear next step.
A guide to checking role requirements against your experience and location preferences.
Read independent profiles of ten firms, with links to their official careers information.
Read sourced salary ranges with role, location and compensation definitions kept visible.
See how entry routes and titles differ across firms before choosing a target role.