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@evergreenriver19 hours agoFrance
How do I handle a case prompt with two clients instead of one?
- Case Structuring
I saw a practice case where two companies were considering a partnership and both had different objectives. How should I structure a case when there isn't one clear client perspective?
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The client objective changed halfway through the case. Am I supposed to rebuild my structure?
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In a mock, the client first cared about growth and then new information shifted the priority to profitability. My original structure suddenly felt wrong. Should I stop and rebuild it from scratch?
Oct 9, 2026United States
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Mayank G.Coach
Mayank G.CoachUpdate the structure when the client's objective materially changes, but you do not need to restart the entire case.
Should every bucket in my case structure have the same level of detail?
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I often end up with one branch that has four sub-points and another branch with only one or two. It looks uneven on paper and I worry the interviewer thinks I did not structure it properly. Do the buckets need to be balanced?
Oct 3, 2026United Kingdom
Top answerMayank G.Coach
Mayank G.CoachNo. The branches should be logically complete and prioritized, not visually symmetrical.
I realize my initial case structure is wrong before any new data arrives. Should I change it?
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Sometimes I finish explaining my structure and immediately notice I missed something important. No new information has come in yet. Is it better to stick with what I said or openly revise it?
Oct 7, 2026United States
Top answerMayank G.Coach
Mayank G.CoachRevise it if the change materially improves how you will solve the case.