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szybe
Joined: 25 Feb 2015
Last visit: 07 Apr 2015
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Schools: Stanford '17 (A)
GMAT 1: 730 Q48 V42
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15 Mar 2015, 00:07
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Yes, I interviewed with adcom.
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agiitd
Joined: 26 Feb 2015
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Concentration: Entrepreneurship
Schools: Stanford '17 (A) Wharton '17 (I)
GMAT 1: 710 Q50 V35
GPA: 3.4
WE:Research (Consumer Packaged Goods)
16 Mar 2015, 02:48
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Hello Guys,
This is my first post on the thread.
I had my interview for round 2 recently. My interviewer was very strict. At the start if the interview only he said that he will keep a track of the time as 45 min for him & 15 min for me to ask questions.
He also told me that he will not ask me about my background but will give me situations as he has to fill a form with certain characteristics.
He didnot even smile in my case.
Is it bad? I think my interview went well and I was able to tell him about me, my life & my work.
Too nervous
Ank.
This is my first post on the thread.
I had my interview for round 2 recently. My interviewer was very strict. At the start if the interview only he said that he will keep a track of the time as 45 min for him & 15 min for me to ask questions.
He also told me that he will not ask me about my background but will give me situations as he has to fill a form with certain characteristics.
He didnot even smile in my case.
Is it bad? I think my interview went well and I was able to tell him about me, my life & my work.
Too nervous
Ank.
16 Mar 2015, 05:23
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agiitd
You seem to have got an unpleasant interviewer! not an unpleasant interview experience. I wouldn't be much worried about it. Also, note that in the worst case scenario (assuming your interview was indeed 'bad') you still have a pretty good shot at being accepted. Stanford is pretty balanced in their admission approach and will not rule out candidates even if they perform badly on interviews. I have read plenty of successful Stanford admit stories who said they didn't have the best interview experience of their lives and even fumbled on a few questions.
Take it easy and go get yourself a beer! or whatever it is that you like to drink to celebrate!
