If you're vying to get into Harvard Business School, first
you've got to nail the interview.  While HBS isn't known for
throwing candidates strange interview questions, it can still be
a nerve-wracking experience — one 30-minute interview isn't long
to make a strong impression.    Here are Mohamed's top tips for
acing the business school interview:   Show that you want it.
Learn from people who've done it before.   Don't stress.  This
isn't a psych-out interview, Mohamed says. The interviewers
aren't trying to trick you — they only want to gauge your
personality and see how you would fit in. HBS isn't known for
using oddball interview questions, so relax and let your true
personality show.  Be precise.   Mohamed warns against giving
generic answers or answering a different question than what's
asked. Because the interview is relatively short, it's important
to use your time as efficiently as possible. Focus on giving
clear, concise answers. "Make sure that your answers aren't too
long, aren't too weak, and