Emory Goizueta | Ms. Athlete To Consulting
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MIT Sloan | Ms. Engineering + Extracurriculars
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GRE 317, GPA 7.630
Kellogg SOM | Mr. Fertilizer Financier
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Wharton | Mr. Private Equity
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Chicago Booth | Ms. Tech4Good
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Columbia | Mr. Underdog
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McCombs School of Business | Mr. Big Pharma
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London MBA Flips the GMAT Classroom

by: Jeff Schmitt on September 13, 2013 | 2,069 Views

Blast from the Past:

 

Big MBA Employers Are Tough Interviewers

Six interviews…with five departments…in three locations. And that doesn’t count the infamous problem-solving test.

That’s the process that one applicant went through for an entry level opening at McKinsey and Company. Just imagine what it takes to land a higher level position!

In 2012, Glassdoor released a ranking of the most difficult interviewers, based off 80,000 interviewer reviews over one year. Not surprising McKInsey and Company ranked #1. In fact, many leading business school recruiters, such as The Boston Consulting Group, Bain and Company, and Google, ranked in the top ten. So where exactly do these companies rank? What types of questions do they ask? And why are they considered so difficult. Check out this Poets report to learn more.

Source: Poets and Quants

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