Wow, that's not fair.

I was lucky to meet Mr. Richard only God knows I wouldn't have succeeded without him

It's the first time I'm scared, I don't wanna fail

Mr. Richard is the best, I studied his questions and answers for just 5 days and I passed, the materials he provided were exactly the questions I saw on my test day

It's not about watching videos here on KZbin and wasting your time on materials and reviews that won't help, I was ignorant doing so till I got recommended to Mr. Richard, how watching videos helped me too because without watching them I wouldn't have known about him.

Awesome!! That is great to hear!!!!

The idea behind this video is that no one gives this stuff to you and companies aren't organized to help with it either. But if you start with knowing what you like and want, you can begin to take maters into your own hands and move more in the direction of what you DO want with each step and each project. It can take time, but improvement (even massive improvement) is possible in less time than you might think. Hope you give it a try!!

yeah, not everyone can parlay that into an 8 figure business like Britt did.....

We haven't done a deep dive into it recently, but I have always held it in high regard!

@CareerProtocol thanks for answering! And by the way, the video is great!

@@leticiazimmermann6397 THANK YOU!!!

SO TRUE!!!

Check their websites for info!

Are you kidding me? 332 thats more than good for M7!

@@anashasanain8676 well, there are a few caveats with my profile - which is why I'm unsure: 1. International applicant, that too from an over-represented minority 2. An abysmal undergrad GPA (albeit from arguably the best uni in my home country) 3. Work-ex gap of 1.5+ yrs, where I somewhat hit the breaks after 4 years of international management consulting to indulge in self exploration - travelled to remote areas, volunteered, tried my hand at start-ups, trading stocks etc.

There is no one right answer - not even for one individual - there are so many more inputs into the final calculus that overshadow the test score number. My advice is this: if you think you can do better, do so. Take it again. If you're maxed out, then shift to the applications. You can also check out what mbamo.com says for a richer interpretation of your entire profile.

Haven't deep dived into it lately, but have always held it in high regard! Think about your goals carefully and research if this program offers the resources to help yo get what you want in terms of network, geography, and access to specific job opportunities you need.

Love this!! Thanks for sharing!

You're so welcome! YES!! That's what we do. You've come to the right place.

Exactly! There is no one size fits all answer. There are people who really want, would benefit from, and are qualified for admission to top schools. In that case, our advice is to aim as high as possible on brand/rankings. But that is the minority of MBA applicants. For most people, its a question of determining what they really need from an MBA program and then choosing one within reach that gets them what they want, brand being only a small feature.

You're too late for deferred admission. When you reapply, schools expect to see changes and evolution. So especially if you wait 2 years, they should give you a solid, fair chance the second time. As for whether it's too soon to apply, this is very nuanced and hard to answer in a public forum. For MOST people, the key to really making the most of the MBA and avoiding a 3rd life crisis 3-4 years post-MBA is about self awareness. It's about learning enough about yourself BEFORE you go so that you know what you really want and need to learn and have a solid and accurate hypothesis of the career trajectory you would ENJOY beyond the MBA. Any post-MBA path with be lucrative, so the question of which one will be most fulfilling to you is paramount. You only get ONE shot at the MBA reset, so the best time to go is when you're ready to really make that count. You might want to check out our free MBA Success Boot Camp (coming next week) that helps you focus on your future vision and decide if an MBA is right for what you really want. But even still, my guess is, you will be much better positioned to benefit from all the information an MBA imparts with 3-4 years of experience instead of 1.5-2. Even if your career achievements are strong, really growing to understand yourself doesn't cram well. Takes a little time and experimentation. Make sure to get on our email list if you want to hear about the boot camp! careerprotocol.com/join

@@CareerProtocol Thank you so much for the reply!! This one comment actually helped me a ton too!! I’ll make sure to get on your email list right away since that boot camp sounds super helpful. Thanks again!

Yes absolutely!! Just don't try to negotiate. Ask politely and see what happens. Let us know how it goes. And thanks for the kind words!!

Till this comment, i have always been told to negotiate based on other offers schools give you. Please give more clarity on this if you can​@@CareerProtocol

YESS!! Would LOVE that Sonia!!! Email me!

We got you! Several test prep videos coming up soon!!! Stay tuned.

YAY!! Thanks for the kind words!! Happy we cold help. Good luck and keep us posted!

Yeah we love Daniela!! What a rockstar!!!

Aww thank you Aditya!! It's so great to hear we helped you on your journey! Find the thing that you would do for free because you love it so much and you will have all the energy in the universe at your disposal.

It's more or less nonsense based on people's mythologizing and glamorizing what a "network" even is in the first place. There is exactly ONE recruiting opportunity you will get because of the brand of your MBA - the first one. And all Top 30 MBA programs open the door to these. The rest will be based on your effectiveness as a professional, which will be based on your level of self awareness, communication skills, and ability to nurture actual relationships. Sharing the same brand MBA as someone doesn't get you jobs, It doesn't even earn an interview invite. It MIGHT get you an informational interview through cold outreach, but even that is not a given if you went to a big school. Focus on developing the skills that actually make you a delight to work with and you will never struggle to find your next opportunity. It has nothing to do with the brand of your MBA, because no MBA program teaches these skills. We do. That's kinda the whole reason I started Career Protocol. :)

Hahaha. Yeah, there are a lot of very good reasons people love the MBA. But these benefits don't mean it's worth it for you (or anyone). Be sure to watch our other videos about deciding whether an MBA is right for you and how it fits into your career game plan!

We get comments like this a lot but it is so specifically focused on a just a few industries and companies. MBAs make up the minority of leadership at most companies and in general across the top of the fortune 500. Here's an article about CEOs, but there are others: finance.yahoo.com/news/many-fortune-500-ceos-mbas-220537736.html The MBA won't make you stand out, though. At best it will get you a second look in a recruiting process where you haven't already established relationships and made professional inroads. Not knocking the MBA, obviously. It's just important to make the choice for the right reasons and in our experience, the belief that it's required isn't one of those.

It sounds like you have 2 years of work experience, some of which was work/study? Or was the work study in addition to the 2 years of FTE. In any event, you clearly appear to be on the less-experienced side of the applicant pool. Whether that will limit your candidacy depends on the content of your experience, the recruiting philosophy of the specific schools you apply to, and how well you communicate in the application. There is no one clear right answer, but my guess is that your candidacy will be stronger if you stay where you are, get promoted, and add 1-2 more years of experience. The top US schools prefer 4-5 years of work experience. European schools take a range, including both less than that and more than that depending on the school. Good luck!

That is amazing, Joshua!!! THANK YOU So much for sharing!!!

Awesome!!!!! So useful to drill down on the specific parts that inspire you!

So happy to hear it!! I got pretty inspired myself making this one!

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