Chatbot-led digital case interviews: the guide
A chatbot presents a business case, you answer a series of timed questions using exhibits, and you finish by recording a short video recommendation, with no human present. BCG's online case, guided by a chatbot called Casey, is the best-known example.
Last reviewedWhat strong candidates can do
- Know the shape of a chatbot-led case and what BCG officially says about it
- Read exhibits and answer crisply under a timer
- Record a strong short video recommendation
Common questions
What is a chatbot-led digital case?
A chatbot presents a business case, you answer a series of timed questions using exhibits, and you finish by recording a short video recommendation, with no human present. BCG's online case, guided by a chatbot called Casey, is the best-known example.
How do you prepare?
Practice reading exhibits and doing case math under a timer, and practice a short recommendation recorded on video: the answer first, then two or three reasons, then a next step.
What is the most common mistake?
Losing time on one hard question and then rushing the final video recommendation.
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