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dairymilk
Joined: 23 Jan 2010
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Concentration: Technology, Marketing
Schools: Wharton '16 (A) Tuck '16 (A)
14 Nov 2013, 13:54
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Anyone interviewing in SFO on 19th?
14 Nov 2013, 20:36
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Interviewed on campus earlier today. It went well. Group interview starts off with 1 of the 2 administration fellows in the room reading out the prompt then you and your team and left completely to your own devices with only 2 timing warnings from the adcom. Can't really give much advice since its completely dependent on the type of team you end up with. We had 5 consultants and 1 marketing person and the conversation was quite smooth with everyone getting equal say and we were able to reach a consensus by times end. 1 of the consultants is applying for the HCM program and mentioned that he is awaiting news from the dual program still.
1 on 1 is very short. About 3-5 minutes discussing the group interview with the remaining 5-7 minutes were completely open. FYI the group interview is really 35 minutes and the 1 on 1 is more like 10-12 minutes (they employ a stopwatch on their phones). The admissions fellow did not have prior access to the resumes, they will be seeing it for the first time when you are right infront of them so be aware of this.
Also key point, bring copies of your resume to the interview. When you sign in they ask for a copy, this is what they will be giving to your interviewer who will use it for the 1 on 1 and write notes on it.
1 on 1 is very short. About 3-5 minutes discussing the group interview with the remaining 5-7 minutes were completely open. FYI the group interview is really 35 minutes and the 1 on 1 is more like 10-12 minutes (they employ a stopwatch on their phones). The admissions fellow did not have prior access to the resumes, they will be seeing it for the first time when you are right infront of them so be aware of this.
Also key point, bring copies of your resume to the interview. When you sign in they ask for a copy, this is what they will be giving to your interviewer who will use it for the 1 on 1 and write notes on it.
chromium73
Joined: 08 May 2011
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Concentration: International Business, General Management
Schools: Wharton '16 (M)
WE:Analyst (Finance: Venture Capital)
14 Nov 2013, 20:56
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I interviewed today as well. The only advice I can give is not to overprepare for it - come in with an idea but be flexible. I know consultants offer mock sessions but after having just gone through it that seems like total overkill (unless you have never worked in any kind of team environment). My team was great and got along well. Even walked back to the train station with a couple of them and exchanged #s & business cards.
