'Case Interview Secrets' addresses the contemporary issue of job interview preparation and performance by providing insights into what interviewers look for in candidates. It emphasizes the importance of acting as consultants and being independent problem-solvers. The book suggests that candidates should be able to provide directionally accurate answers through approximate calculations, rather than striving for exactness. It also highlights the value of a consistent problem-solving process over speed, as it's easier to coach for speed than for consistency.
To land a job at a top-tier consulting firm is 10 times harder than to get accepted to Harvard. Ther...
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