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Case Study Interviews.

Part 4.

Here we go.

Today's cast answers these questions.

What is a case study interview?

What kinds of questions are there in case study interviews?

How can I prepare for a case study interview?

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Okay, Mark, so last week we talked about case interviews and what they are and kind of basic ideas around that and today we're going to talk about what is the basic way of what's a phased approach of going through a case interview.

Right.

Lucky for us, just like behavioral interviewing,

there's a basic approach to handling all case interview questions.

What you do, step one is you form an initial idea,

hypothesis a way to approach it.

I think the problem is going to be here and not there.

Then you apply a logical argument to that, basically a structure or a framework, which we'll talk about, then you combine the idea and the argument

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