xyeek wrote:
NYC471 wrote:
Had my interview as well. I think I did just ok, but as alefal said, it's just one part of the holistic evaluation process. Would have liked to crushed every single question, but I guess it's a learning for other interviews.
My interviewer asked me questions for only half an hour and then we transitioned to her experience at LBS. She was really excited to talk about her experience and almost seemed like she made up her mind to spend 1.5 hour to give me advice as opposed to interview me. Extremely friendly and gave me some pretty valuable advice.
How is everyone spending the next 3.5 weeks to keep their mind off of the decision?
I'm too busy at the moment at work and outside of work to stress over the decision which is great
I like that LBS pretty much releases results to everyone at the same time so you don't have to keep doing the email refresh! There's a whole lot of things I've decided I need to do to prep for starting the MBA and top of my list is doing some finance/accounting/econs self study...
Agreed. Work is slowing down a bit for me so I just bought 3 books on Amazon and decided I'm going to use these books as a method of distraction, haha.
In regards to the topic of being too "young", I think if you come from a consulting background, you should be fine with 3 years of WE at time of application. I asked a few of my LBS friends and all confirmed this. However, not sure how this applies to industry, especially if you're in a slightly more niche function/industry.