Blog: Archive for the “Business School” Category

Although some top business schools have been gradually reducing the number of application essays they require, the University of Cambridge Judge Business School still demands four separate submissions from its candidates. The program’s first essay is about applicants’ career goals and related preparation, the second focuses on a “professional mistake” and the candidate’s analysis of … Read More  

If you are interested in attending a top MBA program in Europe, you have likely identified the top two programs that are consistently considered the region’s most prestigious—and most selective: London Business School (LBS) and INSEAD. So how do these programs compare to one another? And what factors should you consider if you are researching … Read More  

The two required application essays for the University of Chicago Booth School of Business complement each other well, allowing candidates to offer insight into both their professional goals and their personal values. Booth also offers applicants significant leeway in how thoroughly they want (or feel they need) to respond to the questions by stipulating a … Read More  

Yin and yang, two halves of a whole, a bagel and cream cheese—no, these are not philosophical concepts (or breakfast options); they are ways of thinking about how to choose your MBA application recommenders. Nearly all business schools require two recommendations, and rather than viewing the people who will write them as two discrete individuals, … Read More  

Product management is the general business practice within a company that supports and directs all the activities related to planning, developing, marketing, and launching a product. Product managers (PMs) own the product road map, working alongside stakeholders across an organization.  Which Industries Use PMs Tech companies are best known for using PMs for launching new … Read More