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MBAandBeyond: Thank you for you kind words and more for the detailed analysis on my profile. I will get in touch with your team shortly.
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NightWalker:

Great profile! Since you check many of the boxes for the top schools, it's very important for you to capture all this information in a clear and cohesive manner in your CV/resume and essays. Having a smooth narrative and not getting lost in the details of everything you've done is important.


I'm also not sure I would push MBB/consulting for your short-term goal. It may be what you want to do but
I would think about a more creative or outside-the-box option. It's very common for applicants to talk about wanting to work at MBB, which will take away from the strengths of your profile.

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As usual, I agree with everything my esteemed friends at Admissionado said :)

Definitely don't say MBB -- instead, focus on something more directly related to your current experience. MBB is not only boring / overdone, but it's not particularly inspiring (not to mention, it can be a tough job to get!)

Also, they're more diplomatic than I am: "capture this info in a clear and cohesive manner" is their polite way of saying that the information you provided above is way too much and is also way too hard to understand.

When you say that you work in IT, that means that your company provides IT services (e.g. a Wipro?), right? -- and then, within that, you're doing -- everything from client onboarding to... M&A work? Does "cost optimization for infra" mean that you're basically, e.g., helping the IT department find the cheapest servers... that is, IT infrastructure?

Some of the bullets above seem more strategic (promising)(like working on an M&A deal), whereas others (like migrating / onboarding new clients or building out a budget for some new tech infrastructure your company plans to buy) risk looking more like a "support" function, if not worded properly. If the job is more of the former (strategic) then your profile is stronger than if it's more of a "support" role. I mean, even in the "support" version it's still seemingly solid -- just slightly less so vs. strategic.

And the jargon really needs to be removed -- remember that MBA-types aren't usually "IT types", so when it says that you set up lots of new GDCs, is that: global data centers? game developer conferences? great dark chocolate? :) (if it's the last one, then personally I'd accept you anywhere!)

So to sum up, I agree with Admissionado that you seem to check off a lot of boxes -- but executing / telling your story is going to make a big difference!

In terms of your competitiveness, try to find what I call a "Resume Twin" -- in the free trial of ApplicantLab, if you go to the "To Do List" >> "Research and Pick Schools" >> Resume Twins, I have an article and a video that explains this idea -- while not a perfect gauge of "which schools are more likely vs. others", it's at least *directionally* correct.

TL;DR: get the story right (ApplicantLab can help you craft it if you're on a budget / a "DIY" type) and that will make a big difference. IF you WERE to copy and paste the above and submit it, it would probably be very tough for someone who works in admissions to picture exactly what you do!


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Great profile! Since you check many of the boxes for the top schools, it's very important for you to capture all this information in a clear and cohesive manner in your CV/resume and essays. Having a smooth narrative and not getting lost in the details of everything you've done is important.


I'm also not sure I would push MBB/consulting for your short-term goal. It may be what you want to do but
I would think about a more creative or outside-the-box option. It's very common for applicants to talk about wanting to work at MBB, which will take away from the strengths of your profile.

If you'd like to chat more about your R2 application plans, please drop us a line and register for a free consultation:

https://admissionado.com/free-consultation/
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