"Tell me about a time..." - How to Answer Behavioral Questions: What are the types of questions? What are structures should you use? How do you practice and prepare for behavioral questions? What kind of tactic should you apply? What is considered a good answer?

Join me in this episode where I answer the following questions: What is a case interview? How does the timeline for MBA recruiting look? What are the main types of cases? What are typical case structure, frameworks and components? What is the hypothesis driven approach? What are second level insights and how they will set you apart as candidates? What kind of useful resources are out there?

* What are the main categories of employment that follow MBA graduation? * What are the average salaries in each category? * What are the difference between the different positions and titles? * How is it like working in Management Consulting? * Where do I find useful blogs and online resources on these topics? We will answer these questions and more in this episode which is devoted to breaking down the typical careers and salaries following an MBA

* How does the MBA application process look? * Which schools should I apply to? * What are the dos and don’ts of this process?  * Where do I start? * What other resources are out there? We will answer these questions in an interview with Boaz Shedletsky, who is a subject matter expert on the MBA application process

* How to plan your career for 5 or 10 years from now? * How to think about this subject from a strategic and analytical perspective? * How to identify opportunities and how to make sure you are on track to meet your career goals? * What frameworks and other resources are helpful? We will answer these questions in an interview with Bill Barnett, former Managing Director at McKinsey who taught this subject at Yale and the author of “The Strategic Career”