myice

上海Tuck MBA校友面试
这是我的第一个面试。面试官是校友，咨询公司的manager，人很和善。
她主要针对我的简历问了很多问题。主要是学校课外活动方面的。
工作内容问了：

teamwork example




how to lead your team




what do you learn from this success。

然后问了：


Why Tuck




Why MBA




How will you contribute to the school。

最后给我时间问了一些问题。

整个面试持续了近1个小时（可能是我话比较多），气氛很和谐。

我的意见是Just be yourself!
Tuck is my first choice。祝愿自己好运！

myice

shuxuehai 2009-11-11 19:58:43

Tuck 11月11日面经  

在巴黎面的，Alumni面试，感觉他还是很nice的，没有问什么很challenging的问题。本来计划在凯旋门旁边的一家咖啡馆面的，今天那里有什么活动还是什么的，全是人，一大群警察，结果很吵，结果索性他就直接带我去他办公室面了，11:00准时开始。

他go through他的past experiences，1分钟，然后开始问我问题，还说我一定得比他说的详细 ，汗。全部问题如下：
1. go through your resume;
2. why you change the company?
3. what is your greatest achievement in your company?
4. What are the chanllenging experiences that you encounter in your company?
5. Why France?
6. Differences between French and Chinese teaching system?
7. Why MBA? Why Tuck?
8. You said you spoke French fluently. We may communicate in French a little?

开始用法语聊了。
9. Interests?
10. Questions for me?

他最后问我为什么不去美国参观campus，我说需要签证，然后开玩笑说如果tuck admit了我，我就拿admission letter去签证，嘿。
整个过程50分钟，气氛不是challenging的，祝接下来面试的XDJM一路顺风。

myice

Tuck interview share
昨天去了Tuck的面试，面试官是Amy Mitson, Associate Director of Admissions. 地点在瑞吉红塔酒店的lobby。我的面试时间总共40分钟。

Amy非常nice，走进去的时候就看到她坐在lobby中央的沙发上，过去直接打了个招呼就开始聊了。

面试问题比较常规，不是那种很challenge的压力面试，过程就像聊天，我觉得能清晰表达自己想说的就好。Go through Resume，3个Why，Example of the tough time in first job. Why change job to second job. What do you learn from 1st, 2nd job. You dreaming job after graduation from Tuck. Career goal. How do you adapt to study and life in Tuck. Your contribution to Tuck.
聊完之后让我问问题，我问了3个感兴趣问题，结果她还很热情的继续让我问。我觉得大家可以准备多些问题问。其他又闲聊了5分钟左右出来。
希望自己好运，也祝其他Tuck申请人好运=）

myice

rainbower攒人品，发Tuck 面经了 今天参加了一天的活动，早上跟T11的学生一起上课，中午吃饭的时候和学生聊天，下午campus tour ＋Q&A+面试。面试是由二年级的学生面的，大概问题：


1，walk thru your resume

2, why MBA, why TUCK,  

3,teamwork sample

4,some qusetions about my work

5, contribution to tuck

气氛非常轻松，友好，完全不必紧张。就是天气一下变的很冷，穿着面试的衣服参观校园被风吹着了，回家虚脱一般的头疼。祝大家好运

myice

Round 2 / Phone Interview / International Student / 2nd year student (Published February 11, 2010)

I just completed an admission commitee initiated phone interview with a second year student. The interview was very laid-back and the interviewer made me feel really confortable. All in all, it took 55 minutes.

Walk me through your resume (the biggest part)
Why an MBA and why now?
Why Tuck?
What can you bring to the Tuck community?

myice

Round 2 / On-campus - self-initiated / AdCom (Published February 5th, 2010)

I completed a self-initiated interview at Tuck. It was very laid-back, informal interview. The interviewer was very pleasant and made me feel very comfortable.

Walk me through your resume

Tell about a time you worked on a team.

What are the qualities that make you successful on a team?

Tell me about a time you experienced conflict on a team, and how you handled it?

Why MBA, Why Tuck?

myice

Round 2 / On-campus / Adcom (Published February 1st, 2010)

~45 minutes, very laid back

We definitely covered the whole resume, though not in order, i.e. no "walk me through your resume" question.
Got the standard why MBA and why Tuck questions.
Asked me what type of leader I was
Inquired about how I spend free time
For long term goals, asked if I had any ideas (since I mentioned entrepreneur aspirations)
Ended by asking what I had hoped she would ask but didn't. I responded that I was expecting more about my lack of a quant background, which led to some talk about GMAT scores.
Overall very friendly and welcoming. At no point did she attempt to surprise me with trick questions or anything of the sort.

myice

Round 2 / On-campus / Second year student (Published January 26th, 2010)

Definitely low-key. The interview got married where I went to undergrad and we chatted about that for a little bit.

Walk me through your resume.
Why MBA?
Why Tuck?
Didn't directly ask Short and Long -term goals but we worked it in
Talk about how you work in teams? (particularly with little guidance)
Talk about time you had to resolve a conflict and disagree with a teammate
Tell me about some of your activities outside of work
What about your analytical skills (I gave several examples of analytical background but he seemed most impressed when I cited understanding a specific concept from the Corporate Finance class I had sat in on)
Anything else I should know about you, why Tuck, etc.
Probing Questions: How many clients do you have now? Why would you leave your business?

myice

Round 2 / On-campus / Second Year Student (Published January 22nd, 2010)

I interviewed on campus with a second year student for round 2 (this week).

Overall, the interview was fairly laid back.

Questions asked:

Tell me more about yourself that I can’t see from your resume
Talk about your current job, your work in London, etc.
What motivates you to get an MBA at this point in your career
Why do you want an MBA at Tuck
Tell me about a time you had to deal with a difficult teammate
What will you be involved with at Tuck
What is your biggest accomplishment in your personal and/or professional life
His questions took about 30 minutes. I then had 5 – 10 minutes of time to ask him a few questions.

myice

Early Action / On-campus / Second Year Student / Mid-October (Published January 6th, 2010)

The style of the interview was pretty laid back as I had heard from Tuck students and alums that I had spoken to. The interviewer introduced herself and we chatted a bit about my day at Tuck. She happened to be from New York as well and was pursuing Entrepreneurship, which was my focus as well. We also talked briefly about my campus visit.

Walk me through your resume (she hadn't seen it before hand)
What are your goals? Why do you need an MBA?
Why Tuck? (I could tell she liked the research I had done).
Why did you from firm X to Y and then Y to Z?
How did you deal with a difficult teammate?
Questions for me?
I asked her about her experience in pursuing Entrepreneurship and got a few more resources out of the conversation. She went into a lot of detail on how Tuck helped her go from the idea stage to an actual company. I also asked her about the close-knit aspect of Tuck and she related some experiences similar to what I heard from the other alumni. Also spoke a bit about Tuck and partners briefly. Overall, she really appreciated the research I had done since she said one needs to know what they are getting into in terms of location, accessibility etc.