So on that note letвЂ™s go ahead and listen to this particular case and youвЂ™ll notice that I play the role both of interviewer and the candidate, so hopefully itвЂ™s not too confusing. And so it ends up being sort of very messy, almost like impressionistic art, rather than like an architectural schematic, which is what you really want to aim for when doing a case. The other thing to realize is that if you look at the other example cases, if you just listen to them youвЂ™ll find that theyвЂ™re actually very hard to diagram out using an issue tree, mostly because the candidate is jumping around or the structure of the issue tree hasnвЂ™t been set up. And so thatвЂ™s something important to keep in mind, itвЂ™s probably as a separate handout or perhaps might be included in the transcript, but you do want to look for that because I think itвЂ™s actually very useful to follow. Notice how easy it is to diagram my problem solving approach using an issue tree. And youвЂ™ll notice as I ask my questions, that itвЂ™s all very linear and very sequential. And the visual components of an issue tree are very important to be aware of and to try to master. An issue tree is just simply a systematic way of breaking down a problem into its pieces to be analyzed. I did include a hand drawn diagram of what I call an issue tree. So with that, the things I want you to pay attention to is, first if you are listening to this on the audio, this particular case is actually worth looking at the handouts related to this case. I did have one candidate end up getting the correct answer on this case, but I did not get a clean recording, so I ended up having to interview myself, which is always very interesting, to get you an example of a case that is done properly for this particular example.

President Dr.Case 2 вЂ“ Internet вЂ“ Ex 2 вЂ“ Transcript In this example of case interview I actually am interviewing myself.

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