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09 Feb 2009, 10:35
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If you got a Kellogg t-shirt, you probably met me but didn't know it. I was the one handing them out at registration (also planned the Scavenger Hunt and helped coordinate the professor round tables). And if you visited the KWEST Hong Kong/Macau table, we spoke there (shameless plug). Great to hear that you all enjoyed the weekend!
Look forward to actually speaking with each of you more once you all matriculate!
Now back to my take home finance midterm hehe.
09 Feb 2009, 10:39
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Well,
I guess there's not much left for me to cover, but I cannot reiterate enough how warm and engaging everyone was. From the current students (and faculty) who sacrificed their time to be with us, to random students unaffiliated with dak that I grabbed in the hallway, everyone was welcoming and helpful. It was also fantastic to meet so many fellow applicants, although I have to admit that between their professional and personal successes, it was an intimidating bunch.
Bottom line - I went to a small liberal arts college in the middle of nowhere New England where everyone knew and liked each other (most of the time), and we lived by the whole ‘work hard, party hard’ mentality. Kellogg had the same sort of vibe - after the kwest fair I was already taking a mental inventory of what’s left in my ‘flair drawer’ from college. A community full of overachievers and type a-personalities, but a community none the less.
The only criticism that I’d raise was one from my fiancée who mentioned that the JV career panel was not as helpful as it could have been. Her two take aways from that particular panel were to file for unemployment and that the best job resource was a local nanny organization. She’s got some specific concerns about employment in Chicago, so take that with a grain of salt, but it was something that she flagged.
I guess there's not much left for me to cover, but I cannot reiterate enough how warm and engaging everyone was. From the current students (and faculty) who sacrificed their time to be with us, to random students unaffiliated with dak that I grabbed in the hallway, everyone was welcoming and helpful. It was also fantastic to meet so many fellow applicants, although I have to admit that between their professional and personal successes, it was an intimidating bunch.
Bottom line - I went to a small liberal arts college in the middle of nowhere New England where everyone knew and liked each other (most of the time), and we lived by the whole ‘work hard, party hard’ mentality. Kellogg had the same sort of vibe - after the kwest fair I was already taking a mental inventory of what’s left in my ‘flair drawer’ from college. A community full of overachievers and type a-personalities, but a community none the less.
The only criticism that I’d raise was one from my fiancée who mentioned that the JV career panel was not as helpful as it could have been. Her two take aways from that particular panel were to file for unemployment and that the best job resource was a local nanny organization. She’s got some specific concerns about employment in Chicago, so take that with a grain of salt, but it was something that she flagged.
09 Feb 2009, 10:42
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Steel
So you were the one that brought back the dizzy bat! I guess I was a bit out of practice, I almost ended up in the wall while trying to run back.
. Anyway, I definately think that there is an opportunity for incoming "partners" to take charge and make some changes next year. I will say though, overall, my wife had a really good time and made some really good friends. There are definately a lot of great opportunities for partners (KWEST, GIM, audit classes, clubs, etc). 
