by Marquis | Oct 25, 2009 | Business School, career, consulting, mba, professional advice, Technology-related, transition
Hey, everyone. Two entries in one weekend…wow, this is the first time I’ve been able to do that in while. I’ve been pretty busy as of late because of work and life stuff, so I haven’t had a chance to sit down and write any new content for the...
by Marquis | Oct 15, 2009 | application process, application resources, Bschool admissions, Business School, Stanford GSB
OK, so y’all know that I like passing along good MBA application resources when I find out about them, right? And, you guys also know that I’m all about helping my fellow Stanford GSB alums get the word out about their entrepreneurial ventures, right?...
by Marquis | Oct 9, 2009 | art industry, Bschool admissions, Business School, career, mba, professional advice, Stanford GSB
The message below is from a prospective Stanford GSB applicant who is seeking guidance on some specific items including how to address the “What matters most and why?” essay question and how Marketing is viewed at the school. To me, the most interesting...
by Marquis | Oct 7, 2009 | Education, notable organizations, other sites
What’s going on, everyone. Y’all know that I like to do whatever I can to look out for my fellow Stanford GSB alums/students, right? Well, this is another entry to do just that… The email below is from the Director of Recruitment for The Broad...
by Marquis | Oct 7, 2009 | application process, application resources, Bschool admissions, Business School, guest bloggers, other blogs
What’s good, folk. Today, I’m going to try something a little different with the content for the blog. I’ve posted externally-written content (links to interesting articles, links to other blogs, emails from other people, etc.) on here, but...
by Marquis | Sep 23, 2009 | application process, Bschool admissions, Business School, Stanford GSB
The email below is from an MBA applicant who is seeking advice on whether to mention his involvement in massively multiplayer online games (or MMO; “Worlds of Warcraft” is an example) during his college years in his applications and, if so, how he should...
