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Interview Question for Business Analyst at Capital One:
Jan 20, 2011
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There was a 30 minute case interview which was very easy if you are an analytical type. The case goes, you are a franchise owner of a Subway shop. Your shop is offered to either join the 5 dollar foot long promotion or remain as usual. You are then asked to decide whether to join the promotion or decline.
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Jan 31, 2011
Where was your interview? I have mine tomorrow in Nottingham in the UK, and it consists of two case study interviews. I have only been able to find information on interviews in the US.
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Feb 1, 2011
Tom E,
Sorry, mine was in the U.S. as well.
Sorry, mine was in the U.S. as well.
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Mar 29, 2011
hello Tom E,
How was your interview early this year? I'm having an assessement day next week in Nottingham too. Please may I ask some tips from you regarding the case study?Thank you so much for your help!
How was your interview early this year? I'm having an assessement day next week in Nottingham too. Please may I ask some tips from you regarding the case study?Thank you so much for your help!
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You obviously would have to consider the pros and cons of the promotion so you want to know the difference in profit. Profit = revenue - cost. You ask for all the current sources of revenue and each of their costs. You ask for the projected change of revenue sources. ex) how many more sandwiches of which kind will I sell by joining the promotion, etc.
There is little thinking beyond the analytics unlike some other consulting case interviews where you are asked to show creativity in solving business problems.