It's important to show you know something about the beauty industry; so do your homework regarding brands, products and campaigns. Secondly, the co;pany is quite unstructured (entrepreneurial) so nake sure to show you'll be able to deal with this. Talking to people in the company is very much recommended. It'll help you understand the way of working better plus it shows you made a effort. Visit stores as well to make sure you can elaborate on the retail experience.
The case interview was a 90-min prep session alone with a packet of about 20 pages of information to process and brief recommendations on to two interviewers. Basic MBA knowledge is needed for the level of information, nothing more. Consulting firm-style case interview skills won't be useful. The case is nothing crazy, but designed as a pressure situation to see who can analyze date, organize a coherent line of thought, and communicate that effectively in the time given. It is a fair barometer and if you find the situation difficult, then you probably don't belong in the program. If you enjoy it, then sign up. It's similar to what you'll be doing for two years.
What factors would you analyze, and how, in order to make a go/no go decision on bringing Amazon Fresh into a foreign market?
Tell me an example of something you did that was outside of your daily tasks Tell me about a situation when you had to sacrifice short-term goals for long-term goals Tell me about a time in which you couldn't meet a requirement When you identified a couple of details that led you to find out something
Can you think of a time when you applied a simple solution to a complex problem?
They asked me about projects I had worked in where there was ambiguity
Why do you want to work at Amazon?
Tell me about a time you had to make a decision with imperfect data?
What is the most innovative thing you have ever done
2. Tell me about a problem you had to solve that required in-depth thought and analysis?
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