(This article is part 5 of the series "The 5 ways to be MECE", to go back to part 4, click here. To go back to part 1, click here) How do you solve any high school physics problem? Most people …
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(This article is part 4 of the series "The 5 ways to be MECE", to go back to part 3, click here. To go back to part 1, click here) When I started preparing for case interviews I had a lot of …
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(This article is part 3 of the series "The 5 ways to be MECE", to go back to part 2, click here. To go back to part 1, click here) What if I told you basic high school algebra is one of the keys …
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(This article is part 2 of the series "The 5 ways to be MECE", to go back to part 1, click here) You know the dream: creating a custom structure for any case, in less than a minute, with the …
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Every rookie case interviewer we've met mentions they wish they could improve on one of these three things before their interviews: To know how to start any case, no matter how uncommon (maybe …
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One of the strongest feelings I had when I started practicing case interviews was that I didn't really get why I was doing the things I was doing. Why are they asking me these specific questions …
