That's exactly what the Harvard case study approach is supposed to be about. They are mostly open-ended but guide towards being a success or distress story. I remember case studies that discussed the FANG that I worked at before business school. I'd contribute my views and comment on how it was like being on the inside. The cases were a bit anodyne but provided a framework where if you had engaged classmates, you could have good discussions about how to avoid others' mistakes.