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Built for consulting and finance candidates. Pick a case from your target firm, run a live mock, and walk away with a rubric-graded report and the drills to close the gap.
Choose a real case from your target firm and round — MBB profitability, market sizing, finance bridges, M&A, or behavioral. Filter by interviewer-led or candidate-led to match how your firm runs it.
Join a Zoom-style room with an AI interviewer that probes, pushes back, and shares exhibits in real time. Pacing, follow-ups, and pressure calibrated to your firm — just like the real interview.
See structure, math, and business judgment scores with timestamped notes on the exact moments that moved the score. Walk away with the drills that close the gap before your next round.
Pick a role, answer out loud, and use your free cases and drills in the same session.
A complete practice library, AI interviewer that adapts to you, detailed feedback after every session, and analytics to track your progress.
A 500+ case library with 80 guided drills, from market sizing sprints to chart reads. Pick tracks by role, difficulty, or firm and review exhibits with model answers when you need them.
“Quantify the impact before ranking initiatives.”
Zoom-style mocks with an AI trained on top-tier interviews. Choose interviewer-led or interviewee-led style with live exhibits, natural follow-ups, and real pacing.
"Be more structured next time"
You skipped translating the 380 bps margin drop into dollars. Bain expects you to size the profit impact before proposing fixes.
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"That 3.8 pt margin slide is $48M—I'll size pricing, mix, and unit cost levers to win it back."
Pinpoint, personalized report after every mock. Rubric scores plus video analysis (filler words, eye contact, and speaking pace) with time-stamped notes, exact lines to try next, and role-aware next-step drills.
Case Math · Charts · Structure
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Size the NYC premium pet market in 3 minutes. Keep a running total per segment and sanity check your final dollars.
Market sizing, profitability, frameworks, mental math, and charts. Timed reps with hints and model answers build speed and accuracy, with sets tailored to your level.
The same results view candidates see inside Soreno: rubric scores, quoted moments, video coaching, and a model answer for every case.
The full report after a live mock — same view inside the product.
Clear opening framework with a clean split between revenue and cost drivers. The main miss was not re-ranking the issue tree after the exhibit shifted the economics.
Setup and units were correct, but the margin impact needed to be translated into dollars before moving to recommendations.
Strong instinct to test pricing first. Tying each lever to profit impact and implementation risk is what lifted this to a B+.
You led the case with a coherent profitability structure and showed strong business judgment when prioritizing pricing. The biggest unlock is quantifying the margin decline earlier, then explicitly updating your issue tree after exhibits.
"I would split this into price, volume, and unit cost, then test which one explains most of the margin compression."
Strong initial framing. You created a testable structure that made it easy for the interviewer to follow your logic.
"The margin drop is meaningful, so I would look at pricing and operations next."
Directionally right but too vague. Lead with the dollar impact, then rank pricing, mix, and cost levers.
In every profitability case, convert percentage-point movement into dollars before naming fixes.
When new data lands, name the branch that's now highest priority and why.
Margin bridge math, then a synthesis drill focused on concise final recommendations.
What a top candidate would have said, with the moments that move the score highlighted.
A premium fitness chain saw EBITDA margin drop 380 bps year over year. What's driving it, and what should the CEO do?
Before diagnosing, I'd anchor the size of the problem. A 380 bps margin compression on roughly $1.25B in revenue is about $48M in lost annual profit— meaningful enough that recovering even half of it is a real win and worth ranking against the CEO's other priorities.
I'd then split drivers into three buckets: pricing (membership tier mix, discounting depth, ancillary attach), volume (member churn, new-join velocity, freeze rates), and unit cost (labor scheduling, real estate, equipment cycles). For premium fitness, my hypothesis is that pricing mix is the largest contributor — premium clubs typically see margin compression first when discounting deepens or when high-tier members downgrade.
To test that, I'd want to see two cuts: revenue per member by tier over the past eight quarters, and contribution margin by club cohort by vintage year. If the pricing thesis holds, I'd recommend the CEO start with three moves: tighten promotional gating on Tier 1, raise ancillary attach where retention is highest, and only then look at labor optimization— because cutting labor in a churn-sensitive segment usually destroys more value than it saves.
Sizes the problem in dollars before diagnosing, anchors the recommendation in evidence (not intuition), and sequences the moves so the highest-confidence levers run first. That sequencing is what lifted business judgment from 8.8 to 9.2.
Body language, voice, and filler-word patterns from your recording.
Posture is steady; lean in slightly when sharing key takeaways.
Engaged eye contact; smile more when transitioning into recs.
Strong pace control; vary tone on the dollar-impact line.
Start with 2 free cases and 3 targeted drills, then use Soreno's report to close the highest-impact gaps.
Consulting, finance, tech, and beyond—specialized interview prep that adapts to your target role, industry focus, and career stage.
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Track your progress | Manual | |||
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Judge‑free practice | Varies | Varies | Sometimes | |
Curated interview questions | Outdated | |||
Price | $199/mo | $200+/hr | $2k–$5k | Free |
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What sold me on Soreno was being able to jump straight into a mock case without knowing anything. Doing the case itself was a lot more valuable than studying textbooks for me as I'm a learn by doing type of person.
I did about 3 per day for a couple months along with a few drills here and there. After a month things started to click really well for me!
I didn't have any business or consulting club experience, so this was all new to me.
What I loved about Soreno was that there were tons of different cases at different difficulty levels. I recommend everyone to start with the drills, they're kinda like mini cases, then work up to full mocks. This makes it less intimidating!
The AI asks pretty tough follow up questions and the evaluation is quite strict, which is good since then you know exactly what to do differently.
I did about 50 sessions in total. Repeated the same ones a bunch because I like to nail the concepts before moving on.
For me, I think the biggest thing is that I don't need to schedule with anyone, and there's no judgment when you mess something up. You can just restart and go again.
I used to get anxious even practicing with close friends. With Soreno there's none of that. Just me, the case, and as many reps as I need.
Soreno has effectively gamified the entire casing process. Once you get into it, it really does feel like you're playing a game with yourself to see how high of a score you can get.
It's genuinely fun. Which is something that I never thought I'd say about case prep.
I loved how Soreno was able to let me know exactly what I did good and bad during the interview. Directly quoting me, and giving me time stamps and things like that.
It really makes it clear how I can improve!
The cases on Soreno are quite well designed. They match the interviews that I got with consulting firms very closely. Even the interviewer follow up questions.
I'd recommend everyone to at least TRY this once. It makes interview prep sooo much easier.
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