Hi All,
Just wondering if anyone can help offer some advice on how to best prep for technical interviews? My method is just memorizing the guides but thats not effective because questions can be phrased in a variety of ways to trip you up if you’re not solid conceptually. Does anyone have any advice on how to prep in a better/more enjoyable way to really drill down the concepts?
Thank you
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The best way to do it is to build out small and concise DCF/LBO/Comps models and just play with the inputs. It's really important to be "fluent" in these types of valuation and understand how everything flows with certain conditions and changes.
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