I'd like to be a guest! I have been following these segment of Poets and Quants for a while now. Seen like 12 videos already, and binging more! I must commend you sirs. Your content have been really helpful in preparing for my forth coming interviews. (I applied mostly in 2nd rounds). I'm a Nigerian Civil Engineer in Transportation looking to launch a startup that solves the problem of traffic congestion after my MBA. I already sent my application via the Jot form you shared in one of the videos. Looking forward to a favourable response!
This is fantastic- I’m in a similar situation to Nikki. I’m a small business owner and have 10 years of experience building a small creative business with around 80k/yr in revenue. But now I’m considering an MBA to fill in gaps in my knowledge and ultimately to be able to level-up to a leadership role in larger scale operations. Like Nikki, I’ve been out there as a solo-prenuer marketing myself and running a self-made operation. I am now exploring an mba to pivot my career away from just being a “one-man-shop”. But not sure how to square my individualized work experience with what most applicants bring (such as experience in a corporate structure.) This interview was gold. So applicable. She was a really good sport in a very confrontational situation-but I really appreciated the “gloves off” stance they took. It was way more helpful than if they had coddled her. Good luck Nikki! Thanks for doing this! Wishing you a world of success! 🌟
Sandy is the Quintessential Mentor. Hard on the outside but just wants the best for the people he interacts with. I can’t bear to hate him. Not possible at all. And I am going to apply for a profile eval with him only to get roasted and have myself eat my words😅
getting degree is easier than applying logic in time bound test .i am just a graduate from state level engineering college , even i got 720 in gmat and is trying to get upto 760
@@ayushkumar-bg1xf "am trying to get" you need support with tutoring? Feel free to reach out. We help students with gmat as well as mba admissions consulting. Moreover we have you covered since we have had plenty of students from your background.
I think she is great, she is smart and an entrepreneur. Im not sure if someone should change its values, and authenticity just to get admission to a top business school just to find a "good" job. I have worked for great companies with no MBA, and are companies that are able to measure your real potential, capacity and values. If you have to provide standard answers, and being someone else to show the "perfect fit" that school is not worth it.
Hello, if you are interested in being featured on Fridays With Sandy, please submit your profile and upload your resume for consideration here: www.jotform.com/PandQEvents/handicapping-with-benefits. We look forward to hearing from you!
@@nikkigupta6269 Is it you Nikki? I would just so "Go Girl!" ... ignore the world.. YOU do YOU.... How were your studies? and what are you upto these days? where are you working?
@@nikkigupta6269 Admire the honesty. I am 46. Was arrogant at a certain point in time. Life and experiences have also cut me down to size but that's life. All i can say is Go live it to the fullest.
@@nikkigupta6269 Hey nikki. Great Interview. Happy that you got your dream college and dream job. I am also in the same boat. Started an edtech company two years back. Didn't work out too well. Got admitted into an MBA program at a good college( according to indian standards), in india as i am from india. Now thinking about how the companies might judge me for my profile as i have inclination towards finance. Hoping that everything works out well!
@@nikkigupta6269 I respect you for the fact that you even participated in such a brutal interview. But everything you say from the interview to the comments seem a bit defensive and arrogant. Just move on and maybe focus on the bigger things than answering to a random stranger who said something offensive to you. And maybe learn to be down to earth as well.
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I'd like to be a guest! I have been following these segment of Poets and Quants for a while now. Seen like 12 videos already, and binging more! I must commend you sirs. Your content have been really helpful in preparing for my forth coming interviews. (I applied mostly in 2nd rounds).
I'm a Nigerian Civil Engineer in Transportation looking to launch a startup that solves the problem of traffic congestion after my MBA. I already sent my application via the Jot form you shared in one of the videos.
Looking forward to a favourable response!
Hi Sam! We welcome profile submissions for consideration at www.jotform.com/PandQEvents/handicapping-with-benefits
Nikki made it into LBS and currently studies there
The advices worked for her then
You are very industrious in figuring out where the poets and quants roastees end up. I commend that
This is fantastic- I’m in a similar situation to Nikki. I’m a small business owner and have 10 years of experience building a small creative business with around 80k/yr in revenue. But now I’m considering an MBA to fill in gaps in my knowledge and ultimately to be able to level-up to a leadership role in larger scale operations.
Like Nikki, I’ve been out there as a solo-prenuer marketing myself and running a self-made operation.
I am now exploring an mba to pivot my career away from just being a “one-man-shop”. But not sure how to square my individualized work experience with what most applicants bring (such as experience in a corporate structure.)
This interview was gold. So applicable. She was a really good sport in a very confrontational situation-but I really appreciated the “gloves off” stance they took. It was way more helpful than if they had coddled her.
Good luck Nikki! Thanks for doing this! Wishing you a world of success! 🌟
Love these video series...Nikki is great, Sandy is wickedly great, and John is a great moderator.
This is SO valuable. Thank you. ❤️
This is the BEST so far......
WHY SO? AND WHY SUCH EXTREME adjectives?
@@searchrankoptimize coz it’s my opinion
@@camaaycameroon2850 reasons being?
How did her company differentiate itself from teachers pay teachers or Khan academy or whatever? I'm assuming she ran up against those guys.
Good ass question
Sandy is the Quintessential Mentor. Hard on the outside but just wants the best for the people he interacts with. I can’t bear to hate him. Not possible at all.
And I am going to apply for a profile eval with him only to get roasted and have myself eat my words😅
Roast by Sandy 👍👍👍
In this case “I love Sandy and hate Nikki”.
WHY?
she speaks really well
That's because she wasn't raised in India ...
@@marcusravi1684she is lucky 😊 to get rich parent. . we will also work hard and achieve our goal
She has two degrees in math and she got only 700 GMAT? Jeez...
getting degree is easier than applying logic in time bound test .i am just a graduate from state level engineering college , even i got 720 in gmat and is trying to get upto 760
@@ayushkumar-bg1xf "am trying to get" you need support with tutoring? Feel free to reach out. We help students with gmat as well as mba admissions consulting. Moreover we have you covered since we have had plenty of students from your background.
Interesting
Yes. 700 in < 1 week of study. Im pretty proud of that actually.
@@nikkigupta6269 hey nikki... wassup? and good times now in the country eh? new leader on the political front... and all that jazz? :-)
I think she is great, she is smart and an entrepreneur. Im not sure if someone should change its values, and authenticity just to get admission to a top business school just to find a "good" job. I have worked for great companies with no MBA, and are companies that are able to measure your real potential, capacity and values. If you have to provide standard answers, and being someone else to show the "perfect fit" that school is not worth it.
How to get an interview with Sandy like this?
Hello, if you are interested in being featured on Fridays With Sandy, please submit your profile and upload your resume for consideration here: www.jotform.com/PandQEvents/handicapping-with-benefits. We look forward to hearing from you!
Who else is here just to hear Sandy doing some roasting?
LBS accepted an entrepreneur with £30K in revenue?????????????
Come to think of it, LBS also accepted entrepreneurs with no revenue at all. LBS must be really wrong with all their decades of business experience...
@@nikkigupta6269 are you the same person? In the interview?
@@searchrankoptimize Yes and she's kinda pissed :P
@@marcusravi1684 DUDE.. i was serious... lol.. you seem to be from India... Maybe from South India... South Western India.... Right?
@@nikkigupta6269 Is it you Nikki? I would just so "Go Girl!" ... ignore the world.. YOU do YOU.... How were your studies? and what are you upto these days? where are you working?
11:02 roasted. God damn I love Jewish people.
She was cut down to size..
I was. You are right. I learnt more from this interview than any other prep I did. I encourage you to try it too if it could be helpful.
@@nikkigupta6269 Admire the honesty. I am 46. Was arrogant at a certain point in time. Life and experiences have also cut me down to size but that's life.
All i can say is Go live it to the fullest.
@@nikkigupta6269 Hey nikki. Great Interview. Happy that you got your dream college and dream job. I am also in the same boat. Started an edtech company two years back. Didn't work out too well. Got admitted into an MBA program at a good college( according to indian standards), in india as i am from india. Now thinking about how the companies might judge me for my profile as i have inclination towards finance. Hoping that everything works out well!
@@nikkigupta6269 I respect you for the fact that you even participated in such a brutal interview. But everything you say from the interview to the comments seem a bit defensive and arrogant. Just move on and maybe focus on the bigger things than answering to a random stranger who said something offensive to you. And maybe learn to be down to earth as well.