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Questions: Why LBS? How do you use analytics in your work? What are your short term goals and how do they fit with my long term goals? How do you deal with bad employees who don’t try? What’s your management/leadership style?
1. Tell me about yourself. 2. Follow up question about my favourite achievements. 3. Which courses or classes would I lead the study group if I got into the LBS? 4. Tell me about your international working experience and between European and Asian with whom do you prefer to work? 5. How to deal with people who do not contribute to your team? 5. Three weaknesses and strengths 6. Any treats for my business? 7. Some questions about my interests in my application documents. (About AI)
1. Started by asking me to tell him something, not on my resume. Some questions followed from my answer. 2. How did you go about starting your business? 3. What do you like about LBS? I think this question led to a general goals question. 4. Do you have any experience working in a diverse environment? (he explained that LBS is a place that values diversity) 5. Any occasion when you faced a conflict in your business? 6. How did you build your team at your company? I think this led to another question on the kind of leader I'd like to be. 7. A lot of questions on my resume. He had obviously spent time reading through my application and asked some incisive questions. These questions formed the bulk of the interview. 8. Some behavioural questions: what would you do if you had a million dollars? If you had the chance to spend a day with any person, who would it be? 9. Some questions on my extra-curricular interests, which he seemed to like. CASE STUDY: he chose a topic for me, relating to effective communication between a leader and his organization. This was a little generic and a bit tricky to speak about. I tried to speak with examples to overcome the generic nature of the question.
1. Began with the interviewer telling me about herself 2. Asked me to give an overview of my resume, why I want an MBA and why LBS? 3. Asked me how I will manage at LBS, given that I will be moving to London with my family 4. Asked me about my partner and whether he would find it difficult to relocate 5. What other schools did I apply to and why? I was honest about this - let's see if that comes back to bite me 6. Case was fairly simple, she stepped out of the room for 5 minutes and when she came back in, she asked me to discuss what I think. I tried to be organized and coherent but I missed mentioning a key point and she asked me what I think of that aspect. So, that was kind of embarrassing. C'est la vie! 7. After the case, she let me ask her any questions. Even though I had a couple of questions prepared, I ended up asking a couple more based on what I heard about her experience at LBS.
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