How to Match Problem Solving Frameworks with Case Interview (Part 5 of 12) | caseinterview

Welcome to ""Matching Case Interviews to Problem Solving Frameworks,"" a video by Victor Cheng, author of Case Interview Secrets.
In this video, Victor will guide you through the process of selecting the right problem-solving framework for a given case interview question. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the context of the problem and tailoring your approach accordingly.
Victor shares valuable insights on how to identify the key drivers of a business problem and match them with the appropriate framework. He also discusses the common mistakes candidates make when applying a framework and offers tips on how to avoid them.
But that's not all - Victor also offers a free email newsletter on passing the case interview, along with handouts and slides to help you prepare. Simply sign up and visit the free members download area of www.caseinterview.com to get started.
Don't let the selection of a problem-solving framework trip you up in your case interview - with Victor's guidance, you'll be able to match the right framework to the right problem and impress your interviewer. Watch this video and start preparing for your case interview today!
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[@abhishekvarma2091]

The Khan academy of Case interviews!

[@BingruZhou-s9o]

Quick note:
Matching Cases to Frameworks
- Common Cases
- My Favorite Frameworks - “The Core Four Frameworks
- Which Cases go with which frameworks?
- Demonstrations
1) Profit Problem (fairly often, purely math)
- Decline in prices
- Decline in volume
- Increase in costs
2) Business Situations
- Enter A New Market / Start A New Business
- Introduce New Product
- Respond to competitor behavior
- Respond to changes in demand*
- How to grow
3) Mergers & Acquisitions
- Is this merger a good idea?
4) Supply / Demand (Industry Capacity)
- Capacity change through acquisition, merger
- Build shut-down factory
- Capacity shift in response to change in demand

[@pranshusehgal5196]

Does this series have cases where we are given a handout for the whole case?

[@kwharrison13]

I looked for a downloads section on the member section but I couldn't find it. I would love a copy of these handouts if possible.

[@MuhammadHadi813]

www.caseinterview.com/case_interview_frameworks.pdf

[@omodemeta]

This guy is awesome. Thank you for posting!

[@charlottejena]

Is there any way I can get a copy of the handout that they are using? Or if any one has the contact of Mr. Cheng, please PM me. Many thanks!

[@sushant27111]

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[@amanvij703]

Hi Victor,
Are the cases where sales are down Profit Problem cases?
Aman

[@AbhishekVigg]

Can I have the handouts please?

[@MuhammadHadi813]

www.caseinterview.com/case_interview_frameworks.pdf

[@abhangmehendale]

Thank you!! :)

[@AnshumanKumar007]

That dude at 11:16 really loves to go to the washroom. He has been doing that throughout the series.

[@ravil0903]

Some industry are just behave crazy due to their high fixed cost
1. Most often, pure math, often transform to 2, only give you the math answer: cost is increasing, use your creativity to use 2 to understand the business reason
2. Default one to understand the questions , the industry is really changing, can we m&a? Move to 3
3. M&a: buy this specific company? Or buy anyone to change the capacity( eliminating competitors)
4. Supply : the dollar to produce, demand: industry change

[@FM-dm8xj]

market sizing?

[@schwagier]

3:08 no idea what's been said "you're hot shot harvard mba, ..."

[@feikephilipwang8394]

"you're a hot shot harvard mba, how do you build a lemonade stand"

[@abhinavg86]

it is IIT not ITT :)

[@AniruddhGoyalIITB]

Xd

[@Sandy-nm8kk]

you drink too much water

[@AniruddhGoyalIITB]

😂😂😂