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29 Jun 2015, 00:01
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| FROM Financial Times MBA Blog: Paying it forward with an MBA |
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Victoria Michelotti feels empowered after listening to a talk by a civil rights activist Read more |
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29 Jun 2015, 05:01
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| FROM Ambitiousbusinessguy: My Harvard Post-Interview Reflection (PIR) |
Harvard asks you to write a post interview reflection (PIR) within 24 hours of your interview. Many have said that there is little you can do in this reflection to get in, but there are a few things you can do to eliminate yourself. Here are my tips:
Twenty-four hours is not a lot of time. My wife and I meet in sixth grade. Seven years later, we started dating and four years after that we got married. I spent five years building my family and developing myself and earning three promotions at my company. It has taken twenty-eight years for me to become the man I am today. However, a lot can happen in twenty-four hours. As I reflect on my interview, I cannot help but to also think about my entire day at HBS. Jane, when you began by telling me that you were impressed by my application, I could not believe it. “Impressed by me? I am just a kid from Indiana. How could someone from Harvard Business School be impressed with me?” Although I may have not nailed every question, I believe you did get to know me in my interview. However, you know the version of me that existed twenty-four hours ago. Since that interview, I met war heroes and Ivy-league scholars that could be my future classmates, I learned about the seemingly endless amounts of opportunities at the CPD, and I toured the world-class facilities at iLab. I am starting to really get it: I can see what I can do with an HBS MBA. Twenty-four hours ago I did not believe I was special, but if you are still considering me to join you at this amazing place, I must be. Jane, you asked me if there was anything else I wanted to share at the end of my interview. I attempted to convey how I was passionate about using business to have a positive impact on people’s lives. In the last twenty-four hours, I have realized how big that impact could be. Twenty years from now my company will have a different CEO and in the next twenty years dozens (maybe hundreds) of entrepreneurs will start biotechs that will disrupt healthcare and save lives. Twenty-four hours ago I would have asked, “Why should that be me?” Now I am asking, “Why not me?”  
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30 Jun 2015, 11:02
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| FROM Financial Times MBA Blog: Back to business |
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Michael Wieder shares five things he has enjoyed this term Read more |
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