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Diploma in hand, no idea what's next

Il diploma c'è, l'idea no · Family · Beginner

The case

Your daughter just graduated high school with good grades but is paralyzed: she doesn't know what to do. Half her friends have already chosen university, she changes her mind weekly (psychology, then design, then 'a gap year'). Entrance tests approach and anxiety rises, hers and yours. How do you help her decide without deciding for her?

Tua figlia si è appena diplomata al liceo con buoni voti ma è paralizzata: non sa cosa fare. Metà delle amiche ha già scelto l'università, lei cambia idea ogni settimana (psicologia, poi design, poi 'un anno di pausa'). I test d'ingresso si avvicinano e l'ansia sale, sua e vostra. Come la aiuti a decidere senza decidere per lei?

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What is the "Diploma in hand, no idea what's next" problem-solving case on Grace?

It is a beginner-level Family case based on a real workplace situation. You read the problem, write how you would solve it in free text, and Grace's AI judges whether your solution actually works, and tells you what is still uncovered.

Who is this case for?

Anyone who wants to train structured problem solving: managers, professionals and candidates preparing for case interviews in Family. The beginner difficulty makes it an accessible starting point.

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