The Economist Ranks B-School Networks by: Jeff Schmitt on March 08, 2014 | 9,313 Views March 8, 2014 Copy Link Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Email Share on LinkedIn Share on WhatsApp Share on Reddit Blast from the Past: Big MBA Employers Are Tough Interviewers “How many people would use a drug that prevents baldness?” Say what? That’s a question asked by Boston Consulting Group to prospective associates. And they’re not looking for the “right” answer. They’re testing a candidate’s ability to listen, improvise, maintain poise, and deliver a creative and cogent response. In other words, they want to know how a recruit will react when a client makes an outrageous or baffling request. Of course, that’s only one tactic used by Google, P&G, and Amazon. Some require a series of interviews that test a potential hire’s patience and endurance. Other firms mete out tests that make the GMAT look like an open book exam. Question is, which firms erect the highest barriers to entrance? A recent Glassdoor survey has the answers. Click on the link below to learn which top recruiters hold the toughest interviews. Source: Poets&Quants Video of the Week The 10 Commandments of MBA Interviews Source: Linda Abraham Previous Page Continue ReadingPage 5 of 6 1 2 3 4 5 6