What to expect from Software Growth Equity take home case study?
So I'm interviewing for a NYC based fund, they are recruiting for an immediate start - they do most/all stages of investments in terms of size but this strategy is growth to majority oriented.
I have previously studied the standard PF types of LBOs but given the nature of the fund have been much more focused around customer cube / retention (net/gross/punitive gross), and sales efficiency metrics. They aren't a standard buyout/LBO shop so I kind of doubt that's where the primary of their study will be but has anyone else found otherwise? I am in late stages of the process now / have had 4-5 very positive chats leading up to this point.
Based on the most helpful WSO content, here's what you need to know about what to expect from a software growth equity take-home case study:
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By focusing on these areas, you'll be well-prepared to tackle the take-home case study and demonstrate your fit for the growth equity role. Good luck!
Sources: Advice Please! Growth Equity Interview Questions?, Why Growth Equity vs Buyout?, Tech Growth Equity vs Tech Leveraged Buyout Firms, Growth Equity Interview - Question
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