PWC, in the room.
7 PWC-style technology cases, each run live against an AI interviewer prompted with PWC's own register, then scored 0–100 on structure, business acumen, quantitative reasoning and communication. Your first case is free.
Start your free caseAudit-trained rigour. Evidence over narrative. Will keep asking 'how would you prove this to the regulator' until you can. Tolerates messy real-world data but not unprovable claims.
That is the register the interviewer holds for every case on this page: it asks one question at a time, pushes back when you hand-wave, will not summarise your answer for you, and closes with a partner-style scored evaluation that names the strong signals it heard and the red flags it did not.
7 cases — 1 beginner, 4 intermediate, 1 medium, 1 hard. Typical length 25-35 min or 30-40 min or 20-30 min. Topics: Tech Consulting, Strategy, Technology / business model, Growth strategy, Operations / transformation, Technology / Operations, Technology / Organization.
Cases are written in each firm's style, written and reviewed by working consultants; they are not the firms' own published cases.
A £140B AUM UK asset manager. Six underlying ledgers, three reporting tools, two ESG vendors, monthly board pack assembled half in Excel. FCA Consumer Duty has…
A family-run UAE logistics group — AED 9B revenue, 14,000 employees, $1.2B of debt maturing in 14 months. The lending syndicate is pushing a…
A client’s traditional business line is under pressure from new technology-led competitors.
A company has multiple possible growth paths but limited resources and needs to choose the most attractive one.
A client wants to modernize how work gets done, but leadership worries about disruption and unclear ownership.
A global tech company has 250+ SaaS applications across departments with high redundancy and poor contract management. CIO wants to consolidate to 50 strategic…
A large enterprise software company has historically delivered solutions through project engagements. Market is shifting toward SaaS products and ongoing…
Not affiliated with any firm. Cases are independent practice material inspired by public industry knowledge.