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February 9, 2022

B-Schooled Podcast Episode #94: A Deep Dive on Behavioral Interviews

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If you’re an MBA applicant gearing up for Round 2 interviews, this week’s podcast episode focuses on behavioral interviews—the type you’re most likely to encounter. In addition to advice on how to organize responses, our host Erika walks through a few example questions and responses so that you can understand how you can slice and dice the same story or example depending on what question you’re asked.

Check out B-Schooled episode #94 here, or on any of the podcast apps linked below.

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