Leland+ Content Library

Managing Interview Mistakes & Anxiety

Even the best candidates stumble. The difference is in the recovery. This lesson provides a "crisis management" toolkit for when you hit a math wall or realize your framework is flawed. We cover physiological techniques to manage high-stakes anxiety and how to acknowledge an error, correct it, and maintain your executive presence without losing momentum.

GRE Final Boss Level: Critical Reasoning [4/30/2026] (Recording)

Critical Reasoning is where GRE Verbal scores are won or lost, and in this session you will learn how to identify argument structure quickly, spot the assumption types that appear most frequently on test day, and apply a process for eliminating wrong answers that almost look right. These are the patterns that consistently separate strong scorers from those who plateau despite repeated practice. Attending live means you can bring a question about a specific question type or reasoning pattern that has been costing you points, and hear a direct response tailored to your situation rather than a general explanation. The coach works with GRE students regularly and will share the reasoning frameworks they actually use when breaking down the hardest CR prompts, which is worth showing up for on its own.

Case Analysis: Math, Moves, and Shortcuts

Doing the math right is just table stakes; telling me what the math means is how you win the offer. We'll walk through how to clear a slide and develop the quantitative engine to drive the case forward. You will learn how to perform calculations under pressure, break down common charts, and crucially, how to pivot immediately from the answer to the "So What?"—the strategic insight that enables you to crack the case.

Stanford Grad Essay - Enriching Learning Community

Detailed guide with examples on how to answer the Stanford grad application prompt "enriching the learning community"

Ramp Take-Home: A PM's Response Deck

Learn how to ace the Ramp Product Manager take-home case. We break down a winning response deck, showing you how to structure your analysis and presentation.

Getting Started on Your Writing

A comprehensive guide to overcoming writer's block, from brainstorming unique ideas to putting a pencil to paper and writing your first draft.

Laws of UX

Learn the fundamentals of User Experience (UX) design. This is your first step to building a career designing products people love.

Communicate Proactively

Master the art of proactive communication to stand out in your role, impress your boss, and accelerate your career growth in any industry.

How Are the GMAT and GRE Scored?

Demystify GMAT and GRE scoring systems! Learn how each test is graded and what your scores really mean for your grad school applications.

(May 2024) Advanced Averages, Mixtures, and Solutions

Master the most challenging averages, mixtures, and solutions problems with advanced strategies for the GMAT, GRE, and other standardized tests.

Understanding Promotion Criteria

Ready to move up? Learn the specific criteria and strategies to get noticed, earn that promotion, and take the next step in your career.

An Example of a Latham & Watkins Cover Letter for Emerging Companies Practice

This cover letter connects a background in entrepreneurship and clean energy to a firm's forward-looking practice in emerging companies.

Networking Strategy for Startups and Tech: Structured Outreach

A simple, repeatable framework for networking that actually gets you hired in startups and big tech.

Early Applications: What Not To Do

Avoid the most common mistakes students make with Early Action, Early Decision, and Restrictive Early Action to maximize your success.

Early Application Options: What to Know

A comprehensive guide to understanding Early Action, Early Decision, and Restrictive Early Action, and how to choose the best option for you.

Marketing Cover Letter: Example/Template

Review a sample marketing cover letter. Learn how to craft a compelling letter to showcase your marketing skills and experience.