Playlist
Free7 videos, in order
The practice cases the firms themselves publish, each worked on video by a coach or by the firm: Bain's two, BCG's two interactive cases, McKinsey's two, and Bridgespan's own demonstration. Do the case yourself first, then watch the working.
Every video plays through YouTube’s official embed player and belongs to the channel named on its row. Work down the list. The order is the curriculum.
EasyHacking the Case Interview
A worked run through Bain's own CoffeeCo practice case, about helping a friend decide whether to open a coffee shop in Cambridge, England. The friendliest full case on the shelf, and the right first watch.
MediumHacking the Case Interview
Bain's FashionCo profitability case solved step by step, following a fashion retailer through five years of declining revenue. Strong on separating a revenue problem from a cost problem before touching either one.
MediumHacking the Case Interview
BCG's own airline practice case, the interactive exercise the firm used to host on its careers site, worked in full on video. A low cost carrier with a profitability problem, taken from the first prompt to the recommendation without skipping the exhibits.
MediumHacking the Case Interview
BCG's second interactive practice case worked end to end: setting the launch price for a new pharmaceutical product. The value of the watch is the pricing logic, which moves between what the treatment is worth and what the market will bear.
MediumHacking the Case Interview
McKinsey's own non-profit practice case worked step by step, set in financial services for rural communities in Mexico. It shows how an interviewer-led case hands you the problem in pieces and grades what you build from each piece.
HardHacking the Case Interview
McKinsey's pharmaceutical acquisition practice case worked in full, the heavier of the firm's two published video cases. The math is the point here, so work it with paper in hand and check every number against the walkthrough.
MediumThe Bridgespan Group
Bridgespan's own demonstration of its case interview, posted by the firm inside its applicant toolkit. The process is worked through with sample questions and answers, which makes it the clearest window on how a nonprofit strategy firm runs the exercise.
Put the patterns to work while they are fresh. The playlist is the input. The practice floor is where it becomes a skill.
I am Richard, your interviewer here. I run cases with you, drill your math, and tell you plainly which part of your game needs work. Ask me something, or press Hear it and I will introduce myself out loud in your device voice. The studio voice connects at launch.
He answers from the guide's own content, names the level it lives in, and does not invent firm facts. On member accounts he remembers your year, school, progress, and scores; you can see and clear what he remembers.