Most Important MBA Interview Questions and How to Answer them with Confidence | Interview Tips

[@sen.sanchariii]

11:18 - Don't overprepare. - Come up with stories that can be used for multiple questions. 12:13 - Be a fluent speaker of the language. - Speak like a human with a personality. (Likeable real person, someone I want to spend 3 hours with this person in an airport). - Speak professionally, focus on the vital parts. - Actually a leader/ actually live our values? 15:31 Blowing out by: - Focusing too much on tests. - Painfully arrogant/ painfully nervous. (DON'T MEMORIZE ANSWERS) - Blabbering. (Don't share too many details) - Get caught exaggerating on resume, "we" vs "I", no clue about school's culture (supportive + collaborative + humility), no self reflection. 24:30 What to do: - Watch TV/ YT to get better at English. - Practice having conversations with people you don't know that well. - Think in advance what information is the most important to convey. - Focus on EQ factors. "What if you were not there, how would the project be different?" 32:44 Can you think on your feet? 33:38 What was your second greatest accomplishment? What accomplishments are other people proud of, that you're not proud of? 36:20 Buckets: One bucket can paint multiple pictures. "A story where I convinced someone..." - Can you give me an example of your teamwork skills? - Tell me about the time you worked with a difficult person. - What's your greatest accomplishment? (Tie it with leadership skills, not just numbers). 38:33 My future, Leadership, Empathy (inclusivity), Maturity buckets. "What kinds of people annoy you?"

[@gmatclub]

Thank you very much for summarizing all the important points.

[@rajdsingh135]

I have never come across someone with your level of communication skills ❤❤ You are truly exceptional, Maria - a perfect mix of IQ & EQ !!! I can't thank you enough for your advice.

[@gmatclub]

Thank you so much 🤗

[@JDLaw]

Maria, If all interviewers were as conversationally inviting as you are, I don't believe anyone would ever have a problem! In my experience people from a position of power already have a kind of menacing aura (at least in a candidate's mind) and some interviewers really don't help this by being overly critical and worse, showing the criticality to the candidate! The candidate is left with his spiraling mind going on a fritz, not being able to come to terms with a fumble and in turn just going deeper in the hole!

[@pennypenny7050]

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[@edgarpu4965]

HAHAHA, REALLY ENJOY IT. U THE BEST, FUNNY AND KNOWLEDGEABLE!

[@pranitmahajan5337]

Hilarious with great insights from Maria as always!

[@Nipunh]

How long should you take take to answer a question? Such as tell me about a time... Or walk me through your resume

[@nazmussakib1317]

I am very hopeful about this channel. I wanna proper guidelines for preparing the GMAT.😒

[@harshitasingh3945]

I am a bba 2nd year student , should i prepare for gmat with zero work expirence ?

[@divyanainani2265]

Getting done with your GMAT during college would be better, since you can use the results for 5 years. And later, you can focus on other parts of your application. Wouldnt recommend getting a Master's without at least 1-2 years of experience though.

[@BetterYourBlueprint]

Thanks for sharing this!

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[@mlkljmh]

While I definitely appreciate the time and effort you put into this video, I found it a bit unfocused. Had you stuck to the topics at hand and not went on so many tangents, the video could have been shorter and more useful

[@gmatclub]

Maria usually goes into great detail while explaining; Some viewers may find it distracting but most like this approach. Anyway, thanks for watching and sorry that it couldn't help you much.

[@eat-study]

38:50

[@gainal9080]

This is so entertaining lmao

[@gmatclub]

It's both insightful and entertaining.