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Sometimes I feel like the interviewer is steering toward one conclusion, but the data makes me prefer another. Should I change my recommendation to match their cues?
I work in the industry from one of my practice cases and the prompt used an assumption that felt obviously unrealistic. In a real interview, should I push back based on my experience or just accept the case data?
Mayank G.CoachUse the information given in the case unless the interviewer invites you to bring in outside knowledge.
I can handle normal follow-up questions, but blunt pushback throws me off. If an interviewer says something like 'I don't buy that,' I immediately assume my answer is wrong. What should I actually do in that moment?
Mayank G.CoachDo not abandon the answer immediately. Determine whether the interviewer introduced new evidence or is testing your reasoning.
I feel bad about my instant reaction when I get a tricky case. If I do not know what to do right away, how should I handle that?
Mayank G.CoachGive yourself a repeatable first response instead of expecting an instant solution.