I am on the 78th page of Interview Hero and I must tell you guys that whatever you are offering in terms of content, in a free platform such as RU-vid, you deserve a lot more than 3k-4k subscribers. And, Angela, you are simply brilliant; Interview Hero, is a wonderfully written book with insights that are difficult to come across in this interview preparation journey that many of us are in.
Thanks for the kind words, Oritra!!! Very happy our work is useful to you!!! Please feel free to share our channel. That's how the word gets out. :) - Angela
@@CareerProtocol I have an MBA interview in Habert Business School , Auburn University in 3 weeks, I dont mind been used in the channel to conduct a Mock Interview
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I have been watching all of your videos to prepare myself for my Booth application over the past year, and I've hit the interview happening in a few weeks. I just wanted to take the time to thank you for all the great advice through your videos!
Huge fan for Angela and her . That way of interview just makes the process more enjoyable, like writing a little movie/series episode for each behavioral question, and consequently more touching. Now I am reading the
Awwwww thanks, Anna! Yeah I have a pretty low opinion of Sandy's approach. For many reasons. Not least of which is the fact that no MBA interview anywhere, ever is actually conducted like that. Even the HBS interview, though targeted, is a very cordial, respectful conversation. Most of our clients report LOVING their MBA interviews! Best of luck with yours!!! - Angela
Hi Angela, This is Zar from Iran. I have an interview next week and I was extremly stressed before watching this vide. It endlesaly helped me, i can not thank you enough♥️
Hi Angela! The Career Protocol channel has been instrumental for me in my application journey. Thanks so much for sharing all your insights and tips for every step of the application process! I got into my dream program this fall and a big thanks is to the resources you share here. Keep it up!!! Thank you so much :)
Hi, For the HBS 2+2 program, can I say I would like to work in a manufacturing company in my home country (Bangladesh) even though I am a US citizen? Will my goal put me at a disadvantage? Thank you!
Is it okay if in the tell me about yourself question, we spend like 15 minutes highlighting our story from maybe distinguished childhood experience or undergraduate background to recent career position?
Hi Andy! Goodness no, I would not do that unless you know for sure that the ONLY question that will be asked is "tell me about yourself." That was the case with some Darden interviews in the past, but I've never heard of that otherwise. In general, I would stick to a max of 4 minutes on this question and then let the interviewer pick it up from there. Follow the advice in our other walk me through video to construct your best answer. 99% of childhood experiences would not belong in the walk me through of a professional/MBA interview aside from something as simple as "I grew up in Italy, then for college I moved to London...." or something like this. That said, if you think it's really important, you can include it, but make sure time-wise it is overshadowed by your career in the answer and that the whole thing comes in at max 4-5 minutes. This way the interviewer has plenty of time to get the information THEY need and complete their agenda in the conversation. Best of luck!!
@@CareerProtocol Thank you Angela for the response. To be honest, I have a Darden interview in the coming week, and after some review on some sites, it looks like many candidates spend a longer time in this part of the question. Should I still cap it in max 4 minutes for the Darden case?
@@andyh3909 Amazing!! Congrats! I always think it's good to take your cue from the interviewer. If they want a long answer, they will signal that. Or you can even check in: I have a 4-minute version and a more complete 15-minute version, which one do you want? The thing you want to avoid is talking for too long about a question that prohibits the interviewer from getting everything they need from the conversation. 15 minutes is way too long if this particular interviewer has 20 questions planned. So give them the chance to tell you....
@@CareerProtocolmay I know his name? I can't check on LinkedIn, or, can you tell where he got accepted. He sounds similar to me when answering questions.
