Case interviews aren't just for consulting anymore - and prepping like they are is exactly why smart candidates get caught off guard at tech companies.The Modern Case Interview is built specifically for the business-judgment interviews now used across strategy, product, business operations, chief of staff, and FP&A roles at technology companies, startups, and in-house teams. These interviews look and feel like a consulting case interview, but they run on different math (unit economics and funnels, not just profitability trees), different case content (should we build this feature, why did this metric drop, should we kill this product), and a behavioral layer tied directly to each company's own leadership principles. This book teaches the full case-solving foundation with the same rigor any strong case-prep resource would - then builds every case type, every worked example, and every framework specifically for the roles and companies where this format actually shows up today.What's inside:- Why case-style interviews spread from consulting into strategy, BizOps, product, and chief of staff roles - and exactly where to expect them- How tech case interviews differ from classic consulting cases, and how to adapt your structuring approach- First-principles framework building for prompts that don't match any textbook case- A complete unit economics and funnel math toolkit: CAC, LTV, churn, conversion rates, and how they connect- Market sizing adapted for digital products, subscriptions, and multi-sided marketplaces- Profitability and growth cases rebuilt for subscription, marketplace, and ad-based business models- Full worked examples of build, launch, and kill product decisions- A reusable three-question framework for diagnosing any metric that moved in the wrong direction- How to triage messy, real-looking data tables and dashboards under time pressure- Preparing for the leadership-principles and behavioral layer specific to tech company interviews- An eight-week prep plan built around your specific target companies and business models
