
Case interviews feel unpredictable when you only see isolated frameworks. This course shows the full sequence an interviewer uses and gives you a practical way to handle each stage. Mo Shafi spent more than five years at McKinsey, where he reviewed over 1,000 resumes and conducted more than 100 interviews. He starts with the business knowledge that makes case structures useful. You will learn how the three financial statements differ, how profit breaks into revenue and cost, how fixed and variable costs behave, and how to compare investments using break-even time, return on investment, and the timing of returns. The section closes with practical levers for increasing profit and growing a business. The next section explains what a case interview tests, how the opening works, and how to turn a long prompt into a clear client objective. You will see how to take useful notes, ask clarifying questions, build a structure from first principles, organize the math, and give an answer-first recommendation. This is a beginner course. It assumes no consulting experience, finance degree, or prior case practice. Keep paper and a pen nearby and pause to build each structure before Mo explains it. By the end, you should understand the complete case rhythm and have a repeatable method for your next live interview. AI tools assisted with course organization and listing copy. The instructional videos were created and delivered by Mo Shafi.