This is Part II of my MBA delivery that I provide to my new students.
I call it "The Job Interview Twist," where a potential candidate turns the heads of the panel who is asking questions. It runs like this:
Them: "Tell us what you've done to prepare for this position in our company."
You: "I have researched and watched/engaged in the Harvard MBA business lectures videos to learn more about successful management. I felt that if I could succeed at Harvard, then I would gain knowledge that would help me improve myself as a manager beyond my MBA."
Them: "Wait. You took it upon yourself to watch lectures from Harvard Business School? Was this required in your curriculum?"
You: "No. It was my own initiative."
Them: (Sideways looks at each other)
You: "I'm very glad for the insights I gained and the broader social and economic knowledge I acquired."
Them (leaning forward): "Tell us more."
You: "I also had access to download them so I could keep and review as possible." {I'll do that for you if you ask.}
