Crack The Frameworks – Structure Case Interviews with Issue Trees and Custom Frameworks - Guide and 20 Exercises: Learn how to design custom frameworks ... BCG and other consulting firms Book 3)

CRACK THE FRAMEWORKS – Edition 2025When applying to consulting, you're expected to solve complex business problems — under pressure, with structure, and on the spot. But most candidates struggle with the first and most decisive part of the case: the beginning.This is called framing — the moment when the interviewer evaluates your ability to generate a clear hypothesis and design a structured approach to the problem. If you get this part right, the rest of the case becomes much easier.This workbook is designed to help you master that crucial first step: how to structure the case from scratch using issue trees, tailored frameworks, and clear business logic.Important: On nextepmbb.com you’ll find free materials related to frameworks, including a presentation with the main frameworks used in consulting interviews.WHAT WILL YOU FIND INSIDE?• A clear step-by-step guide to generate hypotheses and build effective issue trees and frameworks.• Key frameworks adapted to different types of business problems.• Visual breakdowns of core frameworks like Profitability, Market Overview, Investment Evaluation, and Pricing.• Analysis and breakdown of 15 industries, including their value drivers and typical cost structures.• 20 framing exercises to test and sharpen your structuring skills.• Examples from real interviews and directional solutions to guide your thinking.WHY THIS BOOK WORKS FOR YOU?• You're preparing for consulting case interviews at McKinsey, Bain, BCG, or other top firms.• You want to learn how to structure, not just memorize pre-made templates.• You’re already practicing cases but struggle with the beginning and need clarity.• You’re looking for a practical, step-by-step workbook to train on your own or with a peer.Master the start of the case. Build frameworks with clarity. Learn to think like a consultant.If you can structure well, you’re halfway to cracking the case. Read more