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Intern
Joined: 23 Feb 2011
Posts: 35
Given Kudos: 10
Schools: Tippie '15 (WD) Rotman '15 (A) Desautels '15 (A$) DeGroote FT 15 (A) Molson '15 (A) Weatherhead '15 (M$)
GMAT 1: 660 Q49 V31
GPA: 3.06
WE:Management Consulting (Consulting)
Re: Desautels (McGill U) 2013 - Calling All MBA Applicants
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19 May 2013, 15:30
19 May 2013, 15:30
MTRL & devilsconviction :
Thanks for the morale! (still working out the idioms)
I'm counting the days till that 2 weeks passes. 10 more days. Fingers crossed
Ducksworth :
When I said she laughed, I didn't mean like sarcastic. It was LOL, like I had told a joke. Well my answer and the situations i was telling her was kind of funny.
I just wanted to know if it's good or bad to make the interviewer laugh.
Our job interviews here are different (nobody cares about your life or behavior as long as you have a degree from a good school and/or few years of experience anywhere!) and I don't have much experience in interviews like schol interviews. So I just asked to see how it looks.
Is it like lightening the mood and making the conversation more friendly? Or it's like making a formal meeting go informal and it might be disrespectful? (I'm not worried, just asking to know for future)
(My other interviewer who laughed like this gave me a 40% discount! and 40days after saying I'm not coming, she's still trying to help and fit me into their program)
(If I get there I will tell you what she was laughing about. She asked : if I was a magician.....)
Anyway, hope to see you all in Montreal.
Thanks for the morale! (still working out the idioms)
I'm counting the days till that 2 weeks passes. 10 more days. Fingers crossed
Ducksworth :
When I said she laughed, I didn't mean like sarcastic. It was LOL, like I had told a joke. Well my answer and the situations i was telling her was kind of funny.
I just wanted to know if it's good or bad to make the interviewer laugh.
Our job interviews here are different (nobody cares about your life or behavior as long as you have a degree from a good school and/or few years of experience anywhere!) and I don't have much experience in interviews like schol interviews. So I just asked to see how it looks.
Is it like lightening the mood and making the conversation more friendly? Or it's like making a formal meeting go informal and it might be disrespectful? (I'm not worried, just asking to know for future)
(My other interviewer who laughed like this gave me a 40% discount! and 40days after saying I'm not coming, she's still trying to help and fit me into their program)
(If I get there I will tell you what she was laughing about. She asked : if I was a magician.....)
Anyway, hope to see you all in Montreal.
Intern
Joined: 30 Nov 2012
Posts: 23
Given Kudos: 2
Concentration: Finance, Leadership
Schools: Desautels '16 (M)
GMAT 1: 720 Q48 V40
GPA: 3.2
WE:Analyst (Pharmaceuticals and Biotech)
Re: Desautels (McGill U) 2013 - Calling All MBA Applicants
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20 May 2013, 10:31
20 May 2013, 10:31
mehrabounr wrote:
MTRL & devilsconviction :
Thanks for the morale! (still working out the idioms)
I'm counting the days till that 2 weeks passes. 10 more days. Fingers crossed
Ducksworth :
When I said she laughed, I didn't mean like sarcastic. It was LOL, like I had told a joke. Well my answer and the situations i was telling her was kind of funny.
I just wanted to know if it's good or bad to make the interviewer laugh.
Our job interviews here are different (nobody cares about your life or behavior as long as you have a degree from a good school and/or few years of experience anywhere!) and I don't have much experience in interviews like schol interviews. So I just asked to see how it looks.
Is it like lightening the mood and making the conversation more friendly? Or it's like making a formal meeting go informal and it might be disrespectful? (I'm not worried, just asking to know for future)
(My other interviewer who laughed like this gave me a 40% discount! and 40days after saying I'm not coming, she's still trying to help and fit me into their program)
(If I get there I will tell you what she was laughing about. She asked : if I was a magician.....)
Anyway, hope to see you all in Montreal.
Thanks for the morale! (still working out the idioms)
I'm counting the days till that 2 weeks passes. 10 more days. Fingers crossed
Ducksworth :
When I said she laughed, I didn't mean like sarcastic. It was LOL, like I had told a joke. Well my answer and the situations i was telling her was kind of funny.
I just wanted to know if it's good or bad to make the interviewer laugh.
Our job interviews here are different (nobody cares about your life or behavior as long as you have a degree from a good school and/or few years of experience anywhere!) and I don't have much experience in interviews like schol interviews. So I just asked to see how it looks.
Is it like lightening the mood and making the conversation more friendly? Or it's like making a formal meeting go informal and it might be disrespectful? (I'm not worried, just asking to know for future)
(My other interviewer who laughed like this gave me a 40% discount! and 40days after saying I'm not coming, she's still trying to help and fit me into their program)
(If I get there I will tell you what she was laughing about. She asked : if I was a magician.....)
Anyway, hope to see you all in Montreal.
In North America, I can say people can laugh at jokes during the interview. It is for lightening the mood and making the conversation more friendly. You will sort out automatically how interview feels by earning experience.
Manager
Joined: 10 Jan 2013
Posts: 123
Given Kudos: 48
Location: Canada
Concentration: Finance, Strategy
Schools: Desautels '15 (M)
GMAT 1: 700 Q49 V35
GPA: 3.5
WE:Engineering (Consulting)
Re: Desautels (McGill U) 2013 - Calling All MBA Applicants
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21 May 2013, 10:37
21 May 2013, 10:37
Does anyone know how many candidates have been admitted to McGill for the class of 2015? I`ve heard rumours we`re about 50 so far and I know they`re aiming for a class of 75...
Another few weeks and admissions should be over, I imagine.
Another few weeks and admissions should be over, I imagine.
