Drill: applying the five blocks to a prompt
This 3-minute lesson is part of the "The 5 bricks" module, in the "Case foundations" block of the FrameLab training for strategy consulting interviews. It opens with "The reflex: start from the question, not the name of the case" and closes on "Self-assessment".
What you will learn
- 1The reflex: start from the question, not the name of the case
- 2Which block for which question
- 3The exercise live
- 4Self-assessment
Where it sits in the training
- Block
- Case foundations
- Module
- The 5 bricks
- Previous lesson
- MECE, the rigor that validates a structure
The other lessons of the module
- The five structuring blocks
- MECE, the rigor that validates a structure
- Structuring by hypothesis: when to bet, when to test
- Combining the blocks into a bespoke structure
- From problem to recommendation: linking structure to conclusion
- Worked operational case: generic structure vs process mapping
- Market-entry case, led by the candidate
- Library of bespoke structures (recap)
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Frequently asked questions
How long is the "Drill: applying the five blocks to a prompt" lesson?
It runs for 3 minutes. It belongs to the "The 5 bricks" module, which has 9 lessons.
Do I need to watch the previous lessons first?
It helps: the training is built to be followed in order, and this lesson comes right after "MECE, the rigor that validates a structure". You can still watch it on its own if this is the topic you want to work on.
How do I watch the full lesson?
The full lesson is for FrameLab members, like the rest of the training. The subscription starts with 7 free days.