Case and technical questions are especially common in business fields such as finance, consulting, and accounting, as well as in engineering, physical science, and computer science fields. Technical questions ask about discipline-specific knowledge; they may be related to concepts that you learned from your coursework, industry knowledge (e.g., familiarity with financial markets), or specific skills (e.g., programming languages). Because both technical and case questions can vary so widely from one setting to the next, the best approach to effectively prepare for them is not to "learn" a particular set of interview questions and then hope that your interviewers ask you them. Instead, aim to get really good at answering strategy-based questions you've never seen before. This can be attained through lots of PRACTICE. Explore our “Case Interview Resources” on the Career Center website for further tips and tools. A general principle that applies to case questions, howev...
Common Interview Questions and Answers