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Economist
e10b

Hmmm...maybe it’s a chrome issue. Try Microsoft Edge, the superior browser.

Oh! It’s missing the “www.” at the beginning. That fixed it. Thanks!

Where is the google doc that summarizes calls? All link above are going to a youtube.

You must be making a mistake. Make sure to delete the spaces carefully: bit.l y/1e1EYJv

Thank you for your comment, but I'm not sure if it's correct: http://www.bit.l y/1e1EYJv. Crome automatically deteles the space between 'l' and 'y' and it still goes to the funny youtube. I'd appreciate if anybody correct me. Thanks!

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Economist
b6ac

This is the list of schools that have called after the last set of schools posted here (a few pages back)

Xi'an Jiaotong University
University of Groningen
Sungkyunkwan University
Deakin
Nazarbayev University GSB
University of Maine
Texas A&M
UT Austin
Alabama
TCU
University of Hawaii
UNC Pembroke
California State University San Marcos
Xavier University
University of Hong Kong (HKU)
Singapore Management University
University of Delaware
Columbia
Marquette University
Albion College
UIC
George Mason U
Oregon State
UNC Wilmington
Indiana University Southeast
Koc University
Boston University
California State University Stanislaus
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Illinois State University
San Diego State

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Economist
fe80

If I do not have too many AMA interviews, should I signal this to schools at AMA and tell them that it is very likely that I will accept their offer if they make me one? Or would that backfire instead? Is it better to not reveal anything?

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Economist
108a

If I do not have too many AMA interviews, should I signal this to schools at AMA and tell them that it is very likely that I will accept their offer if they make me one? Or would that backfire instead? Is it better to not reveal anything?

More often than not, something like that will not work. You are "very likely" going to accept the offer means nothing. Everyone (including you) knows that you will accept another offer from a better school. Also, HRMs already know (or at least would like to believe) that you are "very likely" to accept their offers; so there is no new information for them. LRMs will mostly consider it cheap talk. Some MRMs will be swayed by it if you can credibly signal your intent. THe problem, however, is that it is very difficult to credibly signal to one school that you are very serious about it without jeopardizing your chances at other schools.

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Economist
e10b

At AMA, I’d consider your willingness to accept as a negative signal. On the campus visit, it could sway me.

If I do not have too many AMA interviews, should I signal this to schools at AMA and tell them that it is very likely that I will accept their offer if they make me one? Or would that backfire instead? Is it better to not reveal anything?

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Economist
a6b8

Lots of sensible papers this year. There may be hope for marketing after all

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Economist
739f

Lots of sensible papers this year. There may be hope for marketing after all

Like what?

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Economist
006a

Pointers to succeed at AMA?

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Economist
67dc

If I do not have too many AMA interviews, should I signal this to schools at AMA and tell them that it is very likely that I will accept their offer if they make me one? Or would that backfire instead? Is it better to not reveal anything?

Instead of saying you are "very likely," indicate it by learning all about the school, the city, etc. and thinking of real reasons you'd like to go there.

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Economist
6644

Pointers to succeed at AMA?

be in control of the room. you can achieve this by knowing who will be in the room, what their interests are (which will give you an indication of the type of things they will want to hear, and questions they may ask). People who interview you at AMA may base serious decisions about hiring on very shallow issues. so a small thing like a wardrobe malfunction (e.g., your skirt is short when you sit down, so you have to consistently pull it) will seriously jeopardize your chances.

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Economist
2ba9

be in control of the room. you can achieve this by knowing who will be in the room, what their interests are (which will give you an indication of the type of things they will want to hear, and questions they may ask). People who interview you at AMA may base serious decisions about hiring on very shallow issues. so a small thing like a wardrobe malfunction (e.g., your skirt is short when you sit down, so you have to consistently pull it) will seriously jeopardize your chances.

What if my skirt is short, but I don’t pull it?

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Economist
0b62

Pointers to succeed at AMA?

Be friendly, but serious.

Practice your talk with a diverse group of people. Write down all of their questions and prepare and practice responses to all of them, especially the ones that come up most often. In the actual talk, defend your theory/methods/etc. if you're challenged, but don't be "defensive." Sometimes people will challenge you not because you're wrong, but to see how you respond and if you've thought about the potential issue they brought up. Acknowledge good questions and take them seriously. "I don't know, but I can check that" or "I don't have data that could address that question, but here's how I could test it" are acceptable answers (just make sure that you actually follow up on them).

Make your slides relatively minimalist and easy to read from across the room. If you have a complicated model or figure, try to strip it down to the most important parts or spread it out over multiple slides.

Don't try to jam your entire paper into a 30 minute talk. Better to be clear about a few big ideas than to rush through everything. Just show enough to convince the people in the room that the ideas in the paper are important and that you know what you're doing.

Write thank you notes. I think it's dumb that people weigh these things so seriously, but they do.

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Economist
af21

be in control of the room. you can achieve this by knowing who will be in the room, what their interests are (which will give you an indication of the type of things they will want to hear, and questions they may ask). People who interview you at AMA may base serious decisions about hiring on very shallow issues. so a small thing like a wardrobe malfunction (e.g., your skirt is short when you sit down, so you have to consistently pull it) will seriously jeopardize your chances.

What if my skirt is short, but I don’t pull it?

Then you are playing to a very different crowd, sweetheart. Good luck with that

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Economist
8be2

be in control of the room. you can achieve this by knowing who will be in the room, what their interests are (which will give you an indication of the type of things they will want to hear, and questions they may ask). People who interview you at AMA may base serious decisions about hiring on very shallow issues. so a small thing like a wardrobe malfunction (e.g., your skirt is short when you sit down, so you have to consistently pull it) will seriously jeopardize your chances.

What if my skirt is short, but I don’t pull it?

How sexist is that statement? Nobody is looking at your skirt when you are giving a presentation. In most cases you are sitting at a table.

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Economist
aa3a

be in control of the room. you can achieve this by knowing who will be in the room, what their interests are (which will give you an indication of the type of things they will want to hear, and questions they may ask). People who interview you at AMA may base serious decisions about hiring on very shallow issues. so a small thing like a wardrobe malfunction (e.g., your skirt is short when you sit down, so you have to consistently pull it) will seriously jeopardize your chances.

What if my skirt is short, but I don’t pull it?

How sexist is that statement? Nobody is looking at your skirt when you are giving a presentation. In most cases you are sitting at a table.

You are almost never sitting at a table. All interviews happen in hotel rooms and are at best awkward. Some people are sitting on the bed, some kneeling on chairs, some standing. Someone may actually go to the bathroom while you give your talk. Someone may order lunch. You maybe three feet away from one person and ten feet from another. You'll be lucky if you have a table on which to put your presentation. It will most likely be on your lap.

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Economist
df40

be in control of the room. you can achieve this by knowing who will be in the room, what their interests are (which will give you an indication of the type of things they will want to hear, and questions they may ask). People who interview you at AMA may base serious decisions about hiring on very shallow issues. so a small thing like a wardrobe malfunction (e.g., your skirt is short when you sit down, so you have to consistently pull it) will seriously jeopardize your chances.

What if my skirt is short, but I don’t pull it?

How sexist is that statement? Nobody is looking at your skirt when you are giving a presentation. In most cases you are sitting at a table.

You are almost never sitting at a table. All interviews happen in hotel rooms and are at best awkward. Some people are sitting on the bed, some kneeling on chairs, some standing. Someone may actually go to the bathroom while you give your talk. Someone may order lunch. You maybe three feet away from one person and ten feet from another. You'll be lucky if you have a table on which to put your presentation. It will most likely be on your lap.

Agreed.

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Economist
e10b

That’s why it is now recommended that you bring a lightweight, portable easel like this: https://ww w.amazon.com/dp/B076X3WZHB/

No need to go overboard with a fancy one. A decent, $15-20 one should do.

You are almost never sitting at a table. All interviews happen in hotel rooms and are at best awkward. Some people are sitting on the bed, some kneeling on chairs, some standing. Someone may actually go to the bathroom while you give your talk. Someone may order lunch. You maybe three feet away from one person and ten feet from another. You'll be lucky if you have a table on which to put your presentation. It will most likely be on your lap.

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Economist
df40

That’s why it is now recommended that you bring a lightweight, portable easel like this: https://ww w.amazon.com/dp/B076X3WZHB/
No need to go overboard with a fancy one. A decent, $15-20 one should do.

You are almost never sitting at a table. All interviews happen in hotel rooms and are at best awkward. Some people are sitting on the bed, some kneeling on chairs, some standing. Someone may actually go to the bathroom while you give your talk. Someone may order lunch. You maybe three feet away from one person and ten feet from another. You'll be lucky if you have a table on which to put your presentation. It will most likely be on your lap.

A binder in your lap in fine. Just buy A BIG ONE so that we can see. Do NOT use an iPad -- that's torture for your audience.

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Economist
8d24

Instead of a large binder or easel, can I just bring in printed copies of my slides?

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Economist
aa39

It might work. But then you have to either collect them after the presentation, or carry a suitcase of slides.

Instead of a large binder or easel, can I just bring in printed copies of my slides?

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