Candidate:

Mr. Brazil Consultant

About Me:

Experience in Business Management, acting as a leading consultant in projects to improve the Organization Management System by implementing management methods. Deployment of strategic goals and guidelines, Improvement of operational efficiency, Process management – BPM, Zero Base Budget – OBZ.

Schools:

See More Profiles For: MIT Sloan

Application Status: Open

Details:

Undergrad School: Federal Rural University of Rio de Janeiro - UFRRJ

Undergrad Major: Economics

GPA: 3.4

GMAT: 700

Age: 30,  Ethnicity: Hispanic or Latino

Other Degree/Certification: Master of Business Administration - MBA

School Name: Ibmec, Rio de Janeiro

Extracurriculars: Mentoring - Startup acceleration program http://www.startupfarm.com.br/

Work History:

Title: Partner Consultant

Industry: Consulting

Company: Boutique Firm

Length of Employment: 10 yrs, 2 mos

Big Life Wins:

Implemented more than $ 100 million in cost-saving projects in top (Forbes, Fortune) Brazilian companies.

Post MBA Goal:

My post MBA professional goals ideally consist of securing a consultant role in a top strategic consultancy (McKinsey, BCG, Bain, AT Kearny, Strategy&, or LEK).

Odds:

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The Experts Rate The Odds At: 8%

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  • John A. Byrne, P&Q Founder & Editor-In-Chief | Odds Assessment: 5%

    Your are highly accomplished clearly and have racked up a decade of solid experience in your job as a consultant. That said, you don’t exactly fit the profile of an MIT Sloan admit. Your 3.4 GPA is below the latest MIT Sloan class average of 3.6. More consequentially, your 700 GMAT is 30 points below the 730 median. You have twice as much work experience as the average incoming student. And while I hate to point this out because I am the least elitist person, both your undergraduate education and your work at a boutique consulting firm won’t compare favorably with other consultants in the applicant pool who have Ivy League or near Ivy degrees and have worked for McKinsey, Bain, BCG, Deloitte or other …

    4 years ago Read the full review
  • mbaMission Odds Assessment: 10%

    Bom dia, Mr. Brazil Consultant. Krista Nannery here from mbaMission.
    We have a lot to talk about, my friend. Firstly, your depth of experience is really interesting…these days, people don’t stay with one company for 10 years, so use that as a differentiator. Sell your career growth, show your promotions, and make sure your client work and C-suite exposure is clear.

    Then, bear in mind that for the schools you are targeting, your GMAT is coming in at 30 points lower that average for most of the programs you’ve listed. I’ve seen people get to the interview stage at Sloan with a 700, but unfortunately, it usually ends in a WL or a ding. I’d encourage you to get a private tutor to help you …

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  • Stratus Admissions Counseling Odds Assessment: 10%

    Hola Mr. Brazil Consultant, I’m Lisa Cummings from Stratus Admissions, formerly a Sloan Adcomm member. As noted by my peers, your stats are on the low end of the range for MIT. Your 10 years of work experience is interesting but may give the committee pause as it could make it hard to place you post degree, companies are not generally looking to hire such seasoned people right out of an MBA. Also, you want to be sure you get enough out of your cohort, if your classmates are far less experienced than you are, will you be able to gain as much as you want out of your peers. Have you considered executive MBA programs? Generally, in …

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    I have to agree with John here. Here are some of points: 1) GPA is below MIT average; 2) GMAT is below MIT median; 3) MIT's motto is "mind & hand" - so it's going to be hard from someone from non MBB to break in; Given the post MBA goal, it's better to throw few more consulting heavy schools into the mix such as Yale, Ross etc.

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