unstoppablemmntm wrote:
blaircw429 wrote:
Just had my interview this morning and my experience mirrored those described above. I met with an alum at a Starbucks and we chatted for 45 minutes. He had just graduated this past May, and I was his first interviewee so things were pretty casual. We covered the basics of my resume, why MBA, why Kellogg, and then he asked a few question along the lines of "tell me about a time when...". The only question that caught be off guard was "Do you think your GPA and GMAT score are an accurate representation of your abilities?" But overall, he was really nice, the tone was conversational, and I actually enjoyed the experience. Definitely increased my desire to go to Kellogg! Now the 1.5 month waiting game begins...
Hello, thanks for the information.
As an international applicant having similar profile to yours (with 8+ years progressive work experience in aerospace, conglomerates), I have been invited for an interview with one of the Alumnus. Apart from the information you have provided, are there any more information "about questions" being asked that you could provide specificly?
I would be glad to get more information. My interview is coming in 2 weeks time.
* Best of luck! Hope to meet at Kellog at 2014. (:
I can't remember them all but a couple were along the lines of:
- Discuss an experience with leadership and what you learned from it (the interviewer reassured me that it was fine if I hadn't led teams at work yet, as many applicants haven't reached that point in their career)
- Discuss a time you worked on a team where there was disagreement
- Discuss a time where you had to convince others to pursue your idea
My interviewer had the official Kellogg interviewer guide in front of him and was clearly just picking questions semi at random, so I wouldn't expect to necessarily get these exact same questions. I prepared a few anecdotes beforehand that I felt highlighted my strengths and that could be used to answer several different questions. The method served me well, so I'd recommend it rather than trying to prepare for every possible question. Best of luck with your interview!