How to Answer a guesstimate question in an interview
Guesstimate questions are often the toughest part of any consulting or finance interview. Watch the guesstimate video to see the right (and wrong) way to answer a guesstimate question.
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The interviewers want to test the candidates way of analytical and logical thinking. Here's a similar case study video including a guesstimate question about gas stations in Paris:
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