Guys

I am planning to compile a compendium on "Hobby based questions"

Any suggestions you might have?

If you can also contribute questions; that would be even better!

Regards
@TheQuantMentor

As promised, here is a compilation of some questions for (a lot of) hobbies.

Some basic guidelines in the starting.

I am sure these are bound to help in the upcoming interviews!

PS: This has been a exhausting process. This, obviously, is a work in progress. I will keep on updating as I get better resource material. As it is, this is compiled from so many different sources; I have forgotten where I got what from. So - Thanks to the Internet

Would love for you to share this in your groups ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Regards
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Ace your Interview

1. Learn to Introduce Yourself Well - One of the most frequently asked and least prepared questions, Properly prepare for this question to make a good first impression

2. Prepare yourself - The key to feeling confident is preparing about anticipated questions. Prepare a basic structure for some common questions asked in the MBA interviews

3. Be Well-Updated - Keep up with the current affairs, esp in the business world, and brush up some basic concepts in management.

4. Knowledge About Subjects - Prepare on subjects in your graduation. Think about favorite and least favorite subjects.

5. Note Down Your Key Talking Points - Don't rote the answers. Make a skeleton structure and verbal delivery should be on the spot - So that it seems sincere.

6. Keep your Documents Ready - Keep the documents in a folder, neatly arranged, reverse chronologically, under major resume headers

7. Groom Yourself Well - Wear nice. Look sharp. Combed hairs. If you want beard, let it look good. Nothing scrappy. Get comfortable in suit you plan to wear. First impression is lasting impression.

8. Go for Mock Interviews - Get feedback. Incorporate feedback. Sincerely work on the development areas. This will help you gain more confidence in the main interview.

9. Practice and then Practice some more - The more you practice, the better and confident you will become. Create a mental structure in place.

10. Be Humble - Manners maketh a man (and woman). Follow basic etiquette. Respect the interviewing panel. Don't pretend to be someone you are not. Answer personal questions honestly. Don't brag unnecessarily.

11. Be Calm - This is the most important quality that a lot of people lack. Sometimes you may not have an answer. But, what really matters is how you handle the situation. Try to stay as relaxed as possible on the day of the interview.

Keep Preparing well
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An Interaction or a Tedious Questionnaire?

I firmly believe that an interview is fundamentally a form of interaction between two (or more) parties. Interaction allows for a more nuanced understanding of the individual being interviewed and can lead to a more comprehensive assessment.

No one can answer your "Why MBA" but you. Simply because YOU are the best YOU that anyone can be.

Don't copy AI generated answers from ChatGPT. Don't copy them from your friends. Own your answers. Know your CV in and out. Whatever you plan to speak in your introduction - Know about it in depth!!

Don't use fancy, tharooresque words. Use simple, easy to communicate language. Be comfortable in your own skin. Don't try to be someone you are not. Utilize the opportunity for a genuine conversation and a meaningful dialogue with your interviewer.

Go in the interview with a mind set to enjoy the experience and give it your best shot.

Because if you turn it into a QnA session, you have already lost the charm!

Love you all 3000*
@TheQuantMentor

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2. Daily newspapers @QuantSenseiGDPI
3. Questions and discussion with like minded colleagues @TheQuantSensei
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6. Daily Vocabulary @DailyVocabPrep

*Lets see who is the first one to get this reference!