case study interview
[/keɪs ˈstʌdi ˈɪntərvjuː/]
nounpl: case study interviews
entrevista de estudo de caso
1. A type of job interview where candidates are given a business problem or scenario to analyze and solve, typically used in consulting, finance, and tech industries
During the case study interview, the candidate had to analyze market data and propose a strategy for entering a new geographic market.
Durante a entrevista de estudo de caso, o candidato teve que analisar dados de mercado e propor uma estratégia para entrar em um novo mercado geográfico.
2. An interview format designed to assess problem-solving skills, analytical thinking, and business acumen through real-world or hypothetical business situations
McKinsey is famous for its rigorous case study interview process that evaluates consulting candidates.
McKinsey é famosa pelo seu rigoroso processo de entrevista de estudo de caso que avalia candidatos a consultor.
Case study interviews are particularly prevalent in the United States and Brazil's consulting sectors (McKinsey, BCG, Bain) and tech companies. In Brazil, while the term is increasingly used in Portuguese as 'entrevista de estudo de caso,' many professionals in São Paulo's corporate hub still use the English term 'case interview' directly. This interview format reflects American management consulting culture and has become a benchmark for assessing strategic thinking in competitive hiring processes across both countries.
NYC Slang
case interview / case round (abbreviated in NYC consulting firms)
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