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30 Nov 2010, 01:24
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I have talked with several experienced alum interviewers, and all say that the new behavioral interview is a great tool as it brings a lot more structure to the interview. Nobody argues that it is a perfect screening tool, but all people I had conversations with agree that the new approach does not diminish the importance and role of personal interaction, and does not in any way disadvantage the candidates.
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30 Nov 2010, 08:30
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Had my interview, on campus, with a second-year student. Questions were as expected: Conflict, team without an appointed leader, time I persuaded a team to accept my ideas.
Interestingly, my interviewer was quite conversational and was by no means a blank slate while I recounted my stories. I actually found the experience enjoyable. I wonder whether that reflects a response by Wharton adcom to some of the recent negative press or whether my interviewer was simply a maverick, but I'll probably never know.
He also asked me early in the interview whether I had heard about the new format. ("Nope, not me, don't know anything about it!")
Good luck to everyone!
Interestingly, my interviewer was quite conversational and was by no means a blank slate while I recounted my stories. I actually found the experience enjoyable. I wonder whether that reflects a response by Wharton adcom to some of the recent negative press or whether my interviewer was simply a maverick, but I'll probably never know.
He also asked me early in the interview whether I had heard about the new format. ("Nope, not me, don't know anything about it!")
Good luck to everyone!
30 Nov 2010, 08:53
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I just interviewed on Wharton campus yesterday. Same three questions as everyone says. I think it went well. The interviewer was a 2nd year student. I guess now i just join in on the waiting game... Dec 17... 2.5 weeks to go.
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