• Suggestions identifying the right social impact organization/role for you,
• Tips for “selling” your corporate skill set to a nonprofit/social impact employer,
• Advice for easing your easing your transition from the private sector to the public sector,
• Suggestions for thriving in the public sector once you land your dream job, and
• Lessons from their own MBA and early work experiences they still use today.

In this episode your host Chandler pulls together a range of suggestions from other SBC podcasts along with a range of new insights – to give you all the tools you need to not just survive your time on the waitlist but, hopefully, thrive.

Insights from this episode include:

• What being on the waitlist means (and what it doesn’t),
• The importance of developing an individualized waitlist strategy,
• Specific guidance about following your school’s waitlist process (which varies from program to program),
• What to do if your school allows students on the waitlist to send follow-up materials and updates,
• Tips for asking about feedback regarding your application if appropriate,
• Tips for developing a relationship your waitlist point of contact,
• Possible benefits of playing the “waitlist long game”, and
• Suggestions for how to stand out on the waitlist (in good ways) and how to avoid standing out on the wait list (in bad ways).

This replay of B-School's one-year-anniversary episode features Stacy Blackman herself!

Stacy will talk about her entrepreneurial career and how an MBA helped her (and continues to help her) start three companies. She'll also share advice for MBA hopefuls who are looking to run their own firms at some point after graduation, as well as for those who might be approaching the application process with entrepreneurial experience already under their belt.