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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGHY2oOun34
I was searching through YouTube on how to go about and answer typical interview questions. I ordered a few books from Amazon, but while waiting for them, I came across these videos.
First of all, I was as skeptical as you at first. I have seen some horrible advice online that I don't believe are intuitively legitimate. But after hearing what he had to say, many things made sense to me and I just wanted to let other applicants know about this resource, in case they don't know how to go about preparing for interviews like me. Many of his points could be very obvious, but I was glad that he started from the very beginning in case for anyone who is lost. I thought these videos were very helpful, and I feel better on how I should prepare.
Now, some of you might disagree with some of his claims, especially about his view on answering "Tell me about your family." I was never on an admission committee, so I am not certain whether they are indeed legitimate advice. However, especially when he talked about his opinion on how to approach MMI questions, especially when he talked about how to go about answering "What is the most difficult situation you went through and how did you overcome?" some of his comments actually made sense to me. I think at least they, if not all of his claims, are helpful, legitimate advice in my opinion. So if you actually disagree on his statements, I am interested in hearing your opinion. For those who have already seen these videos, let me know your comments!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGHY2oOun34
I was searching through YouTube on how to go about and answer typical interview questions. I ordered a few books from Amazon, but while waiting for them, I came across these videos.
First of all, I was as skeptical as you at first. I have seen some horrible advice online that I don't believe are intuitively legitimate. But after hearing what he had to say, many things made sense to me and I just wanted to let other applicants know about this resource, in case they don't know how to go about preparing for interviews like me. Many of his points could be very obvious, but I was glad that he started from the very beginning in case for anyone who is lost. I thought these videos were very helpful, and I feel better on how I should prepare.
Now, some of you might disagree with some of his claims, especially about his view on answering "Tell me about your family." I was never on an admission committee, so I am not certain whether they are indeed legitimate advice. However, especially when he talked about his opinion on how to approach MMI questions, especially when he talked about how to go about answering "What is the most difficult situation you went through and how did you overcome?" some of his comments actually made sense to me. I think at least they, if not all of his claims, are helpful, legitimate advice in my opinion. So if you actually disagree on his statements, I am interested in hearing your opinion. For those who have already seen these videos, let me know your comments!
