Vault Guide to the Case Interview

by Mark Asher and Eric Chung

Book Overview

This best-selling guide provides the skinny on business frameworks, sample cases, guesstimates, brainteasers, and more! The Guide inclides more than 50 actual case interviews, guesstimates,... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1581315309
• ISBN13: 9781581315301
• Release Date: January 2007
• Publisher: Vault.com
• Length: 231 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 6.1" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

Grate opportunity

This is a very useful book. I highly recommend it to everybody interested in consulting.

Couldn't do without it

I had a series with slightly less-than brilliant interviews with a couple of US consulting firms after completing my (part-time) MBA last year here (I am a liberal arts undergrad major form an European school). One of the intervievers referred me to the Vault site and this book particularly to help me correct my alleged "firehose" approach to business cases for... my next interviews. To my amazement, it worked. I gladly recommend it to anyone interested in getting into consulting.

best case interview preparation in print

In my opinion, this Vault guide is the best guide available which prepares the reader to excel in a case interview. I suggest you at least flip throug it if you are serious about doing well during consulting firm interviews.

excellent and essential guide

This guide contains numerous essential frameworks, case strategies, and actual case questions with model answers. There must have been more than 100 cases of various types in the guide. I highly recommend to anyone pursuing a consulting position, particularly with strategy consulting practice areas.

Best case interview preparation available

As an M.B.A. from a top 3 business school, I found the Vault Guide to the Case Interview to be the definitive and most useful guide to case interview preparation. I used several of the guide's case frameworks during actual interviews with firms like McKinsey and BCG. In addition, some of the practice cases provided in the guide were extremely similar to cases I received during interviews. To my knowledge, it is the only guide on the subject published in Fall 2001 and reflective of the types of case interviews currently in use by recruiters at the top consulting firms. I highly recommend this guide.