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20 Aug 2017, 13:22
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karthikeyanchellappa
Hi,
I think it's definitely worth applying to INSEAD; while you don't have a lot of extensive international experience, try to showcase the international contacts (and context!) you have on the job and global viewpoints and understanding you've developed, and even personal travel can help-- reflect on what you've learned through various travel experiences, about yourself and others. Toastmasters can be a good illustration of communication skills... the movies not so much! :) Work on those essay and applications to best present what you will bring to the program, good luck!
20 Aug 2017, 13:30
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sabicha
Hello--
Thanks for posting. I like your mix of quant background with the less-traditional children's startup experience. I'm not quite clear on what you've been doing since Funrento shut down (?), so ensuring your story is clear will be important, as will ensuring it doesn't sound as if you are applying for the MBA out of uncertainty on what to do next. ;) Your challenge will be tying it all together (past/present/future) into a compelling narrative that makes sense. Keep us posted if we can help further, and good luck!
20 Aug 2017, 13:34
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giuliab3
Hello there,
I think INSEAD will really appreciate your work experience outside of your home country, in Singapore, as well as all of the other international experiences, and your past academics. Additionally your industry/product line will be less common and memorable (VR/theme park) which could be appealing as you can imagine you'd have some interesting stories to contribute to class conversations. Lack of volunteering/community is a challenge (note do you mean you have none or just no certificates? As in many parts of the world volunteering is not something you can certify.... but you still share it in your apps.). The GMAT is a potential road block though and the area with the greatest opportunity to impact; have you considered re-taking with a prep course or tutor? That could be worthwhile, and applying after you improve some.... good luck, keep us posted!
Overall there is just the challenge that INSEAD admissions is quite competitive overall in any case. 
