JMMadison wrote:
JMMadison wrote:
I think I did well on the writing question, but depends how they view it. It was a bit of a curve, but I created a backstory within my email. The directions were brief, so I took the liberty to make assumptions that would allow for a creative response.
JMM
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It seems that they liked it well enough. I received an admit offer this morning.
I am very excited to receive my first offer, and very much appreciate the well run process with RSM.
JMM
That's great news! Congrats, JMM!
I completed my KIRA assessment. Got the following questions (not the exact wording) -
1. What is the biggest roadblock you faced in your career? What did you learn from it?
2. Have you dealth with people from different cultures/races/countries? How will these experiences help you when you work in a team project?
3. (Written) Write an email as CEO of a company mentioning that you would need to shift the focus of 20% of the employees to a new product.
My Experience -
My KIRA didn't go as smooth as I expected. My timing was off in the 1st question. For the 2nd question, KIRA didn't record my answer and it got stuck. I had to refresh the page, which resulted in a different question to show up. The written was okay. However, my fingers are crossed and hopefully I kill it in the in-person interview!
My suggestions -
- Practice giving answers on the platform cause keeping a track of time can be tricky. The practice questions that KIRA provides changes everyday, which is helpful.
- Most of the questions, are generic situational ones. So be ready with examples for various situations before hand.
- For the written take time to proof read
Hope this helps!
