Interviewed with the Alum an hour ago. The interview was pretty straight forward and interactive. The Alum started with introducing himself and talking about his time at Ross. Then he switched over to my experiences and asked me to tell about myself. Then the usual interview: why MBA, what goals, why Ross, a couple of behavioural questions on leadership experience and then questions for him. The interview lasted about 45 minutes. Call it interaction rather than interview. The Aum was very nice and calming. No curve balls thrown my way.

I know this is technically possible but it sounds a little like they're just trying to be polite and don't really mean that. Similar to the team exercise where if you have the option to participate and you choose not to then they say it won't hurt your chances - but does anyone really believe that?

Anybody know the timing of the team exercise? I have a flight to catch Sunday evening and I really hope I do not have to cancel the flight or postpone it.

Don't know the exact timing. It would be send in the agenda on Nov 10th. However, it is in late morning / early afternoon as mentioned in the email. Plan accordingly.


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