Overall feeling was mixed. Well, I can say that it was okay, as the interviewer is a very nice guy. I can’t really read his responses though. Hopefully I did good enough for him.
I wasn’t really nervous, however, he asks so many follow up questions after asking me something, and I guess I didn’t get to finish a lot of my answers. Here are the questions:
- So, tell me about yourself? then alot of follow up questions..
- Why XX company?
- What is XX graduate program in YY company? What was the highlight of your career in YY company? Don’t be modest.
- Where do you travel? What did you do? Were you alone?
- Why MBA?
- Why now?
- Which schools did you apply to? Why those schools?
- If you got accepted to all of those schools, which school will you choose? Be honest.
- What is your goal? What do you want to do post-MBA?
- So, with whom did you talk to about Wharton? (current students & alums)
- What makes you unique?
- What’s your GMAT score?
- What’s your GPA?
- How did you rank in your class?
- Is there anything else you would like to ask me?
So, then after the interview ends, he actually gave me feedback about how I did in my interview. He said, “Good, obviously you speak fluent English”, but then he gave me 3 things that he thought I could improve. Wow, I didn’t expect this at all. He actually said, this might help you with your other school interviews. I thanked him for the feedback and the interview.
