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dodoshyne
Joined: 06 Dec 2013
Last visit: 27 Jul 2017
Posts: 39
Given Kudos: 5
Affiliations: CFA, PMP
Concentration: Finance, Strategy
Schools: Insead Sept '17 (S) Kellogg 1YR '18 Cornell 1-Year MBA Wharton '19 (D) CBS '19 (D) HBS '19 (S) Jones '19 (A$)
GPA: 3.53
WE:Analyst (Energy)
18 Nov 2016, 01:18
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Had my TBD in Dubai earlier this week. One word, there's actually very little to stress about re:preparation for the TBD. Just have your one minute pitch. The first member spent almost two minutes on his pitch, cos I reckon he had not articulated/prepared for it properly. Beside that, there's little to worry about.
The questions on the one-on-one interview can range from asking what the best part of your resume is, to your thoughts about the TBD and then what your supervisors might say about you when you are not there. All in all, pretty relaxed.
If Wharton likes you, you get in; if they don't, it's not the end of the world. Great experience though!
The questions on the one-on-one interview can range from asking what the best part of your resume is, to your thoughts about the TBD and then what your supervisors might say about you when you are not there. All in all, pretty relaxed.
If Wharton likes you, you get in; if they don't, it's not the end of the world. Great experience though!
18 Nov 2016, 01:28
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dodoshyne
Thanks for sharing your TBD/PI experience and good luck for the final decision.
