Answering networking calls in your professional experience, was there ever a question that stood out? Something unique that a prospective IBer asked you that sparked a conversation, or a question you just simply liked and thought was insightful.
This question is also posed to students. As a student, is there anything you ever asked that sparked an interesting conversation?
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idk if this is good for networking but these are good ways to get to know someone
just for fun
LOL.
'#4. Have you ever done LSD? If so, how do you think it has played a role in your career (if any) and how did you leverage that experience for breaking into IB?
Jesus was black though
If talking to an alum, I always ask if there were opportunities on campus that they missed out on and things they wish they tried while still a student, and then i turn it into asking advice for my remaining time on campus. Without fail they love it
you want to emphasize building a connection right off the bat.
I’ve had the most success with “how much money did you make this year?” or “what kinda car do you drive?”