You can technically interview from your office, but a private neutral location is usually the safer choice.

Privacy, background noise, employer confidentiality and unstable meeting-room access can distract you during an important interview.

A shared conference room with unexpected colleagues or corporate device restrictions may create a problem you can't fix mid-case. Older examples can work when they are especially strong, but include recent evidence of how you currently lead and collaborate.

A private meeting booth may still expose confidential conversations to colleagues. Use personal equipment in a genuinely quiet location and test your connection using the video case interview guide before the scheduled call.

My office phone booths aren't completely soundproof.