Chatbot-style or automated case assessments can differ by firm and version, so prepare around the confirmed format in your own invitation rather than treating one historical interface as universal. The transferable skills are structured reasoning, exhibit interpretation, concise communication and accurate math.

That makes disciplined note-taking and clear decision making more important. Track the objective, assumptions, key numbers and what each piece of evidence means so you do not lose the thread as the interface advances.

Practice without depending on interviewer rescue. Work through exhibits, calculations and short written or spoken recommendations on your own, then review whether your logic was clear.

Also test the technical setup and time pressure. The assessment is not simply a normal case delivered by a bot; the interaction format changes how you pace and verify your work. For more detail, see the BCG Casey chatbot guide.

How do you practice explaining your thinking when the interview is a chatbot instead of a person who can interrupt?