Just-in-time learning to improve your business sense for case interviews

Real lessons come from real work, struggles, and frustrations.
In this episode, we talk about our own preparation journey as candidates and our period helping hundreds of candidates get jobs in consulting firms.
We also share how our experience as case coaches forced us to create content that helps solve real candidates' problems and the full story behind Crafting Cases.
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If you're looking to improve your case solving skills, make sure you check out our free course at www.craftingcases.com/course.
Inside this free course, you will learn...

• How to identify and answer each of the six (and only six) types of questions that you will have in your case interviews (these happen in ALL types of cases!)
  
• How to structure ANY case with a customized structure and how to stay structured throughout the case (even if you've never seen a case like that before)
  
• Tons of practice drills to optimize your learning (this helps you put theory into practice and focus on your weaknesses, even if you don't have the time to do mock interviews every day)

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TIMESTAMPS
06:35 - Why we created this podcast and where the 10,000 hours come from

12:28 - Julio and Bruno's path as candidates

20:24 - How they developed a unique case coaching practice and why their method brought incredible results to candidates

31:26 - How they dealt with specific problems candidates had that seemed impossible to solve and how this lead them to start creating unique content in the case prep space

43:23 - The birth of Crafting Cases and of their free course, Case Interview Fundamentals

01:04:43 - Where your focus should be in your preparation (spoiler alert: it's not in "types of cases")

01:07:34 - Why you should listen to the episodes in this podcast in the order they were created (and not the most recent first)