Case in Point 12: Complete Case Interview Preparation

Used this book to prepare for consulting interviews. Overall, it was very helpful and very insightful. Would highly recommend.

Worth it for consulting case prep! Paper quality a bit mediocre but worth buying!

It’s hard to improve on 11 editions of the leading case interview practices and tips and yet the author has found a way in his 12th edition of Case In Point! As someone who regularly interviews candidates and looks for consulting skills, I regularly read and compare books on case interview and consulting prep. I’ve found this edition to be the best structured, easiest to follow, and best value per page. The author does a great job synthesizing information, preparing you for behavioral and case interviews, and has added key factors to evaluate risks and market movement. The cases are fresh, relevant, and take on a more global perspective. Case In Point continues to be the best book money can buy and is one worth reading even if you are an experienced consultant!

Easy guide for any one who are preparing case competition. Deep dive into the details and quickly help me build up the analysis frame. I thought it because of my professor’s recommendations. Very helpful!

Case in Point is my favorite resource for helping students prepare for consulting interviews. As a Career Advisor, I have found Case in Point to be a thorough, entertaining read that covers everything a student needs to know to start casing effectively. The 12th edition streamlines the approach to casing with the Ivy Case System which provides a simple, structured approach to managing all types of cases with 5 easy steps. The book builds on key case scenarios with 20+ sample case exercises to demystify and reinforce the material. I highly recommend it.

Nailed my case interview and got the job

Five stars.Highly recommend. Case in Point 12 was significantly updated. Cosentino writes about the consultant’s mindset, shows us how to analyze charts, and challenges us with case drills in strategy and math. It has 20 sophisticated cases (in my experience most books only have a few). Chapter 9, The Ivy Case System, is worth the price alone.

I brought the book to study for a quantitative case interviews for a bank, the book overall covers the concepts of the case and structure, but it does not aptly cover the other companies that do case interviews but not consulting firms