Same as others. - 1st step is a case (marketplace pricing) - 2nd step is a case review / behavioural interview. - 3rd step is another case (writing a product requirement document / "Working Backwards Document"). - nth steps are meant to be two separate case reviews / behavioural interviews. Did not get to that point (rejected after submitting 2nd case).
Using all information about the business available on the internet, find an interesting problem that you believe Clipboard Health should solve. Once you have identified the problem, you are going to write a doc that convinces us that this is an important problem to solve (what we refer to as an Investment Memo). Your Investment Memo should include the following (but is not limited to): 1) An outline of the problem you discovered, including how and where you found this problem 2) Why this problem is important to solve (using data, facts, real conversations, etc. are always helpful in creating a strong case) 3) How you plan on solving this problem (we recognize you might not have enough context to fully answer this question - do it to the best of your ability and feel free to make assumptions about the business, just please clearly state the assumptions) 4) How you will measure the success and efficacy of your proposed solution
Had to do a case study.
Once you've completed the case, please submit your response as a written document via the link below.
it was this case study here: https://creatingvalue.substack.com/p/real-problems-we-tackle-pricing-level
They asked about the case study.
The core question is: how much more or less do you pay drivers per trip (by changing Lyft’s take)? Your goal is to maximize net revenue for the next 12 months on this route.
What would you do to validate your project/initiative is worth pursuing? (paraphrased)
Follow up with the assessment I did two months ago.
To kick off our recruiting process we use a case which is here. For the sake of transparency everyone gets the case - we realize that this case (and this role) isn't for everyone, if it's not for you no worries.
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