this and other videos helped me get into a super selective consulting society at my university. and now i have my first internship interview in a month and im going in very confidently thanks to all the amazing work you’ve put out on this channel. huge huge thank you
Absolutely brilliant! This is the type of information you'll never get from even MBA level courses because a true case analysis takes simple concepts and applies them from the bottom up. Have a case interview soon for a consulting position and this helped a ton. Thanks!
I have spent approximately 1230981239867123 hours researching case interviews from rubbish case studies and lectures and it took me all of 30 minutes watching this video to now feel confident for my case interviews tomorrow. LIFE SAVER
I’ve searched and gone through many cases in many channels and got totally lost until I ran across this video. Its all clear in my mind and I know now which way to go to prepare. Omg I can’t thank you enough.
its 1 am overhere and i have a case interview tomorrow. I watched many videos and gained some knowledge but this video truly made me super confident and the approaches are so seamless. Thank you so much
This was great and now I feel more confident with approaching cases. I use to struggle with not knowing where to start and worrying about memorizing frameworks but this makes it easy and simple to approach! Thank you!!!!
this is very helpful in preparation for my business case interview since i don't have any background knowledge in business. Thank you so much, definitely liking and subscribing!
One of the main synergies you missed was the distribution synergy - A beverage giant has an existing relationship with all retailers which will really change the equation
Such a great video! I am looking to pivot into the consulting and although I was mostly nailing some areas of the video I saw I was all over the place and lacked structure. This video provides me with structure and how to properly convey my thoughts. Love this!!
I actually watched the video until the end. It's full of useful tips and information for anybody who wants to consider making a living out of consulting jobs.
That was the most helpful video on the topic, I followed the steps and the interview (technical Project Management position) went so well thanks to that! Thank you so much!
1:15 examples of case interviews. 2:03 typical interview structure. 3:01 keep track of what interviewer reads. 4:81 ask only critical questions: 1. definition of a term that you’re unfamiliar with 2.
KISS ( Keep it short & Simple ) 1Q . coco cola : switching over to a new product line like health & nutrition 2 Q Netflix : include free subscription like utube,monetize on adverts 3 Q Apple : Use affordable pricing strategy for mass public 4 Q Disney : future in the moon or mars ,to improve space tourisim with elon musk Thanks Best regards R.B.M 2Q
Absolutely excellent funneling of the entire process. My problem is I tend to overcomplicate my pathways to the solution to look thorough in my analysis, feeling the need to jargonize all my ideas, and touching on every single possible business concept I've learnt, thinking it has to be a fireworks show to impress the interviewer🎆🤣This was a well simplified summary, really helped me out a bunch guys!
Hi there, for the beer chart at around the 20min mark, we see that there are just a few major players in the market. I am thinking how is this considered highly competitive? I would imagine the market would be considered highly competitive if there are many players in the market. Would like to understand this better. Thank you
This gave me a better understanding on how to go about case interviews....I m looking forward to solving more cases using this method....wow this is so interesting
Regarding the can problem, you didnt need to calcuate the cost per can or anything per can, as the question was talking about the keg. So, you just had to calcuate how many cans were in a keg and then do everything for the keg and not each can.
@@HackingtheCaseInterview Today I received an offer! This video and the Behavioral Interview video helped me a lot. I truly appreciate it, thank you so much. I owe you one
@@arpitasahoo128 From what I understand, you'll have the Behavioral Interview. If that's the case, watch the video on this channel about that type of interview; it will be very helpful. Also, here's a tip: Sometimes, when applying for a junior position, besides the questions that start with "Tell me a time when", you may be asked questions like "What do you think are three unrealistic expectations from a new hire about their team leader?", "What do you think are three unrealistic expectations that team leaders have about new hires?", "In a scenario where you have to lead a team, please share the three most important qualities you must possess". I hope this helps you. Also practice a lot. Best of luck!
I must subscribe. I'm yet to finish the video. But mr poster! It shall be well with you. You'll never lack. This calm my nerves a little. I'll drop a better comment later and surf this RUclips for all your videos. A very big thumbs up 👍 I'll du everything humanly possible to support your page, God bless you.
im an engineer by trade. I have a group case study interview with presentation next week for management trainee position. Im not sure if this the right video but Im taking notes on the main structure tackling down a case study
Thank you so much for providing this video. I have never done a case interview before, and this outlines what is required in a clear and coherent way. Thank you! I feel a bit less nervous now.
How would this work within an HR case interview. HR is such a gray area with many "it depends" scenarios it's difficult to have difinitive answers and would need to built around alot of variables.
I don't think that should be an issue. As what you mainly need to do is to show logical reasoning in the approach you decide on using. Having worked in Consulting for >10 years I can tell you that each project has it's own uniqueness and ultimately it comes down to i) your ability to ask the right questions [this is crucial at the project definition/scoping stage...and throughout the project] as well as ii) your ability to look in the right places for the answers and iii) packaging the findings and recommendations in a simple, intuitive and actionable way
This is such a well made video. I have a question regarding case study assessments. The ones that comprise of 30-40 pages, and we are given like 2-3 days to prepare for it in advance. Then during the interview we have to make a presentation regarding a topic related to the case study. So, should I follow the same structure/framework for those as well like you have explained in this video? Do you have any additional material available regarding those types of case studies?
@@HackingtheCaseInterview That sounds great. Will be looking forward to it. For this case you suggested that our client shouldn't enter the market based on the current market competitiveness. What if we had already invested a significant amount in the past, and what if the market was expected to grow even more in the future? What will our approach be then? In that case I don't think it is right to recommend not investing any further.
Hello, I'm an undergrad student considering a career in consulting---What type of extracurriculars do you think employers are looking for? and What are some ways I can get involved/learn more about consulting as an undergrad? Love your content btw:)
Thanks Vatsal! Most undergrads have a consulting club that you can join to learn more about a career in consulting and how to navigate the recruiting process. As for extracurriculars, I'd look for opportunities to take on meaningful leadership roles in which you can make a tangible impact on your club, school, or community. When it comes to extracurriculars, depth is better than breadth. I'd also recommend trying to find internship or work opportunities, preferably for name brand companies. This will help give you an edge during recruiting. Hope this helps!
This is a very good resource, however this does not apply to development sector case studies. Can you provide some guidance regarding that? Would be extremely grateful
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Just landed my first consulting internship thanks to this video :)
Congratulations! Do you have other video's for recommendations
Wow, this is a totally underrated video. It starts people from the basics and then walks people through general guidance!
Thanks Hao!
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Best case review resource I’ve found. Helped me ace my case interviews and just received an offer from a leading T2.
2:12 , (10:00 to 11:48 very important), (13:05 - quantitative -very important), (18:10 - margin calculation -very very important), (20:40 - number of competitors), (21:50 barriers
To entry - qualitative) , (23:34 - synergies)
May you be blessed!
this and other videos helped me get into a super selective consulting society at my university. and now i have my first internship interview in a month and im going in very confidently thanks to all the amazing work you’ve put out on this channel. huge huge thank you
Absolutely brilliant! This is the type of information you'll never get from even MBA level courses because a true case analysis takes simple concepts and applies them from the bottom up. Have a case interview soon for a consulting position and this helped a ton. Thanks!
did you get the job?
I have spent approximately 1230981239867123 hours researching case interviews from rubbish case studies and lectures and it took me all of 30 minutes watching this video to now feel confident for my case interviews tomorrow. LIFE SAVER
Thanks for the kind words! Glad we could save you some time.
How did the interview go?
I’ve searched and gone through many cases in many channels and got totally lost until I ran across this video. Its all clear in my mind and I know now which way to go to prepare. Omg I can’t thank you enough.
its 1 am overhere and i have a case interview tomorrow. I watched many videos and gained some knowledge but this video truly made me super confident and the approaches are so seamless. Thank you so much
How did it go m8?
You got this! Thanks for the kind words :)
Such a great video.. The simplicity in which the contents are explained indicates that the narrator is a real expert on the case interviews.
You're freaking crazy. I've never seen someone could make the case so clear!
This was great and now I feel more confident with approaching cases. I use to struggle with not knowing where to start and worrying about memorizing frameworks but this makes it easy and simple to approach! Thank you!!!!
this is very helpful in preparation for my business case interview since i don't have any background knowledge in business. Thank you so much, definitely liking and subscribing!
Glad it was helpful!
One of the main synergies you missed was the distribution synergy - A beverage giant has an existing relationship with all retailers which will really change the equation
Can’t fault this presentation. Thank you for such clear guidance on how to analyse a case.
You're very welcome!
I usually don't comment on youtube videos but I found every minute of this video very useful. Thank you!
Received a working student offer by BCG. Thanks so much man!
Congrats on the offer!
Worth of 30 minutes of this information....kudos to you buddy
You're welcome!
What a phenomenal video! Thanks for explaining the entire process with so much clarity and detail. Really helps a lot !!
Such a great video! I am looking to pivot into the consulting and although I was mostly nailing some areas of the video I saw I was all over the place and lacked structure. This video provides me with structure and how to properly convey my thoughts. Love this!!
Glad it was helpful!
This actually gave me a conceptualized idea of product sense.. Great one Man!
This video is pure gold to understand how to perform in case interviews! Thanks for the content mate!
I actually watched the video until the end. It's full of useful tips and information for anybody who wants to consider making a living out of consulting jobs.
I have my first case interview coming up & this is by far the best explanation video I have come across! Thank you for posting!
So how did it go? I hope it went well
That was the most helpful video on the topic, I followed the steps and the interview (technical Project Management position) went so well thanks to that! Thank you so much!
Glad your interview went well! Fingers crossed for you
This video is absolutely useful! I took notes of almost every slide. Thank you so much
Glad it was helpful!
Man.. this video is a gem! I saved it for reviewing frequently. Thank you so much!
This is just amazing! I've never thought dealing with Case interviews can be explained in such a simple yet effective way!
Thank you for this video! So clear and well-structured.
Glad it was helpful!
loved it. no bs; just content.
U did great! Excellent . This what I have been told after following the approach in this video . Thanks a lot 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Glad it helped!
This video helped me crack BCG, it's a gem. Thank you so much 🌷
Glad it helped!
@@HackingtheCaseInterview Quick update : I received my offer letter today!
Extremely useful! Thank you so much!
Glad it was helpful!
1:15 examples of case interviews.
2:03 typical interview structure.
3:01 keep track of what interviewer reads.
4:81 ask only critical questions: 1. definition of a term that you’re unfamiliar with 2.
KISS ( Keep it short & Simple )
1Q . coco cola : switching over to a new product line like health & nutrition
2 Q Netflix : include free subscription like utube,monetize on adverts
3 Q Apple : Use affordable pricing strategy for mass public
4 Q Disney : future in the moon or mars ,to improve space tourisim with elon musk
Thanks
Best regards
R.B.M
2Q
Absolutely excellent funneling of the entire process. My problem is I tend to overcomplicate my pathways to the solution to look thorough in my analysis, feeling the need to jargonize all my ideas, and touching on every single possible business concept I've learnt, thinking it has to be a fireworks show to impress the interviewer🎆🤣This was a well simplified summary, really helped me out a bunch guys!
hahah :))) me too
Thank you .. the video was extremely helpful . I hope i will get the job .
One of the best well explained and helpful videos on youtube , thanks alot
So clear and concise way of explaining. This is one of the best videos i have watched. Thank you very much for this
Hi there, for the beer chart at around the 20min mark, we see that there are just a few major players in the market. I am thinking how is this considered highly competitive? I would imagine the market would be considered highly competitive if there are many players in the market. Would like to understand this better. Thank you
Amazing video! Thank you Hacking the Case Interview!
This gave me a better understanding on how to go about case interviews....I m looking forward to solving more cases using this method....wow this is so interesting
Wonderful video!! Completely agree this is underrated 👍
Regarding the can problem, you didnt need to calcuate the cost per can or anything per can, as the question was talking about the keg. So, you just had to calcuate how many cans were in a keg and then do everything for the keg and not each can.
Yep, either method works!
Here I am watching this video again. In some minutes I will have an interview for a position in BCG. Wish me luck!
Best of luck!
@@HackingtheCaseInterview Today I received an offer! This video and the Behavioral Interview video helped me a lot. I truly appreciate it, thank you so much. I owe you one
Guess what, tomorrow I am having my last interview round(3rd round) for jr data analyst position in BCG. Please root for me!
@@arpitasahoo128 From what I understand, you'll have the Behavioral Interview. If that's the case, watch the video on this channel about that type of interview; it will be very helpful. Also, here's a tip: Sometimes, when applying for a junior position, besides the questions that start with "Tell me a time when", you may be asked questions like "What do you think are three unrealistic expectations from a new hire about their team leader?", "What do you think are three unrealistic expectations that team leaders have about new hires?", "In a scenario where you have to lead a team, please share the three most important qualities you must possess". I hope this helps you. Also practice a lot. Best of luck!
@@NotTrainerRed Thank you so much for your guidance. I will surely keep in mind.
Absolutely stunning! You Rocks Man! Thanks very much!
Best and most concise explanation!
Very concise and informative. Thanks for sharing.
I must subscribe. I'm yet to finish the video. But mr poster! It shall be well with you. You'll never lack. This calm my nerves a little. I'll drop a better comment later and surf this RUclips for all your videos. A very big thumbs up 👍 I'll du everything humanly possible to support your page, God bless you.
im an engineer by trade. I have a group case study interview with presentation next week for management trainee position. Im not sure if this the right video but Im taking notes on the main structure tackling down a case study
Good luck with your interview! We have another video on group case interviews specifically. The concepts in this video should help regardless though.
thanks for presenting in a calm and organized way!
Thank you so much for providing this video. I have never done a case interview before, and this outlines what is required in a clear and coherent way. Thank you! I feel a bit less nervous now.
amazing video with many tips ! thank you so much for this free prep material !
Absolutely beautifully explained. Thank you so much for bringing such an informative video.
really good videos for those who initially struggled with case
This is extremely helpful! Thank you!!
I think porters 5 model suits the best for framing any case study
Great Video , explained a lot Thanks
This was super useful for my interviews!
This was incredibly helpful. Thank you so much!
So helpful! You definitely have some lecturing and presentation skills!
Glad it was helpful!
It was, I got the job :) Donation goes out ;) Thanks again @@HackingtheCaseInterview
Hii, your videos really helped! Thank you for making the videos
Very Informative and structure video of case interview. Thank you for putting up such a great content.
This was such an informative video! It’s quite tailored to the consulting sector but I assume it also works for operations, right?
Yep! Can be applied across many business functions
Wow. Simply fantastic - thank you!
Thank you so much. This was really helpful.
Brilliant! Such a value packed video. Loved it! ❤️
Glad you liked it!!
excellent simplified approach explained to approach Case. Thanks
Great work, thank you guyz!
Thank you! Glad it was helpful to you
wow thank you so much sir, already have subscribed and liked the video!
very well explained!
Thanks
This video is goldmine! ❤
Thanks! :)
I have to do this for an interview. This was very helpful. Thank you!
How would this work within an HR case interview. HR is such a gray area with many "it depends" scenarios it's difficult to have difinitive answers and would need to built around alot of variables.
Thank you so much. This is amazing and well-structured video!
Phenomenal Video!
Very insightful. Thanks for posting.
great video have only one week to prepare for my interview - what cases should I be practicing next?
We have more practice cases on our channel that you can follow along. Check them out!
This is an amazing video. Thank you!
Glad it helped!
This was amazing. Thanks a lot for the great tips.
Big Thanks for your esteemed effort & makes it more minutely. Thank u very much!
appreciate the video very useful information
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This is a really informative video, thanks! One question, what should I do if the interviewer does not agree with my framework approach? Thanks!
I don't think that should be an issue. As what you mainly need to do is to show logical reasoning in the approach you decide on using. Having worked in Consulting for >10 years I can tell you that each project has it's own uniqueness and ultimately it comes down to i) your ability to ask the right questions [this is crucial at the project definition/scoping stage...and throughout the project] as well as ii) your ability to look in the right places for the answers and iii) packaging the findings and recommendations in a simple, intuitive and actionable way
This is pure gold
amazing breakdown!
Great video! Clear and concise explanation.
Thank you so much for an excellent video
This is such a well made video.
I have a question regarding case study assessments. The ones that comprise of 30-40 pages, and we are given like 2-3 days to prepare for it in advance. Then during the interview we have to make a presentation regarding a topic related to the case study. So, should I follow the same structure/framework for those as well like you have explained in this video? Do you have any additional material available regarding those types of case studies?
You can use the same structure/framework for written case interviews. We have a video coming out on written case interviews - stay tuned!
@@HackingtheCaseInterview That sounds great. Will be looking forward to it.
For this case you suggested that our client shouldn't enter the market based on the current market competitiveness. What if we had already invested a significant amount in the past, and what if the market was expected to grow even more in the future? What will our approach be then?
In that case I don't think it is right to recommend not investing any further.
Great Video .. Thank you very much
Thank you, this is very helpful ❤
Glad it was helpful!
such a great video. thank you!
Amazing Video! Helped a lot, well done!
Amazing explanation
Thanks! I'm very glad you found it helpful!
At the end you haven't examined the growth rate and break even point. Is it ok to skip some points laid out in the framework?
Why weren't customer segments/needs or risks & mitigation included in the framework?
Risks is a bucket that can be included in nearly any framework. I'd recommend picking the 3-5 most important and relevant buckets.
Wow great video! Thanks a lot!
Hello,
I'm an undergrad student considering a career in consulting---What type of extracurriculars do you think employers are looking for? and What are some ways I can get involved/learn more about consulting as an undergrad?
Love your content btw:)
Thanks Vatsal! Most undergrads have a consulting club that you can join to learn more about a career in consulting and how to navigate the recruiting process.
As for extracurriculars, I'd look for opportunities to take on meaningful leadership roles in which you can make a tangible impact on your club, school, or community. When it comes to extracurriculars, depth is better than breadth.
I'd also recommend trying to find internship or work opportunities, preferably for name brand companies. This will help give you an edge during recruiting.
Hope this helps!
@@HackingtheCaseInterview Helps alot, tysm!
@@vatsala6497 Glad this helps!
This is a very good resource, however this does not apply to development sector case studies. Can you provide some guidance regarding that? Would be extremely grateful
Excellent content! Thank you very much for this video!