Alice

A case interview that pushes back.

Alice runs a live, spoken case the way the room runs it. She probes when your structure is loose, waits while you think, and will not rescue you from a wrong number. A few minutes after you finish, a written debrief scored against the hire bar.

Free during the beta, invite only.

Length10 minutes
FormatSpoken, not typed
Scored byThe hire bar
Built byINSEAD, Stanford, IIT, SRCC
Presto Printmini case · profitability
live04:12
Presto Print · profit and loss£ MILLIONS
TWO YEARS AGOTODAYCHANGE
Revenue20.020.0—
Paper and ink6.07.2+20%
Rent2.52.75+10%
Labour6.06.0—
Marketing1.01.1+10%
Other1.51.75+17%
Operating profit3.01.2−60%
AliceWhat do you see, and what would you do first?
A
Alice
You
That is my answer End interview

The debrief is the product.

Every session is scored against the bar a real interviewer would apply, with the missed insight quoted in your own words and the stronger answer written out for you.

Each debrief ends on one thing to fix, usually with a short lesson that teaches it. Read the lesson, answer three practice questions Alice marks, then prove it in your next case.

Your failure patterns carry across sessions, so the second interview starts where the first one ended.

Tagus Gold · market entry21 min
HIRE BAR 3.0
Struct3.5
Maths3.0
Judge2.5
Synth3.0
Lead2.5

“Prices are per 500 ml bottle. The premium segment is twice the revenue pool it first appears to be. You anchored on the volume column and never looked back.”

anchoringunitsscope ×2

Ten cases, and we stop being software.

Complete ten cases and we will help you take it further. We will review your CV in detail, mentor you through your cases one to one, and help you work toward a referral at a top consulting firm. Alice is built by graduates of INSEAD, Stanford, IIT and SRCC who work in consulting today, with an alumni network that reaches offices around the world.

Ten cases

Ten different full cases from the library, run to the end. Minis don't count; the feedback form is needed once.

Your first case takes ten minutes.

Headphones, a quiet room, and something you have not rehearsed.

Start a ten-minute case