Leland+ Content Library

Probability and Overlapping Sets Examples

This deck explains probabilities and overlapping sets of two and three as seen in the GMAT and GRE. It includes practice problems similar to those on the exam. Concepts and problems are explained in a video walkthrough by the author in "Probability and Overlapping Sets for the GMAT and GRE".

Functions, Substitutions, and Sequences Examples

This deck explains the core concepts of functions, substitutions, and mathematic sequences as seen in the GMAT and GRE. It includes practice problems similar to those on the exam. Concepts and problems are explained in a video walkthrough by the author in "Functions and Series for the GMAT and GRE".

Equations, Coordinates, and Inequalities Examples

This deck explains the core concepts of integers, quadratic equations, coordinate geometry, inequalities, number lines, and absolute values as seen in the GMAT and GRE. It includes practice problems similar to those on the exam. Concepts and problems are explained in a video walkthrough by the author in "Equations, Coordinates, and Inequalities for the GMAT and GRE".

Work Time and Distance Examples

This deck explains the mathematics and proportions related to work time and distance. It teaches relevant formulas and concepts needed to understand the relationships between these elements relevant to the GMAT and GRE.

Percentages and Statistics Problem Examples

This deck teaches percentage and statistics concepts for GMAT and GRE and includes example problems similar to those on the exam. Concepts and problems are explained in a video walkthrough by the author in "GMAT & GRE: Percentages and Statistics #1 [and #2]".

Number Properties Overview and Examples

This deck explains the core concepts of number properties as seen in the GMAT and GRE. It includes example problems similar to those on the exam. Concepts and problems are explained in a video walkthrough by the author in "Number Properties: A Comprehensive Overview".

Online Interview Tips and Checklist

Prepare for your online or video conference interview - prepare for technical mishaps, avoid awkward exchanges, and present your best (virtual) self

Seeking and Applying Feedback Effectively

Transform vague critiques into actionable insights and build a clear plan for closing skill gaps that are holding you back.

Finding Mentors, Sponsors, and Allies

Learn the distinction between these critical relationships and develop a strategy for building a network that advocates for your advancement.

How to Structure and Framework

An overview of how to structure and framework for management consulting.

GMAT & GRE: Ratios and Mixtures

This is an overview of ratios and mixtures for the GMAT and GRE. Watch as this coach works through problems and see how logic and test strategy play a role in these quant questions.

Tricky Fractions and Fractional Expressions

Master the fundamentals of tricky fractions and fractional expressions with strategies for solving complex problems on standardized tests.

Wharton Honors and Awards Example

A sample list of academic, professional, and leadership honors designed to illustrate how to showcase meaningful recognition in the Wharton MBA application.

Tech to MBA Panel Pt 2

​Are you working in the tech industry and thinking about applying to an elite business school? Join the Leland team for this FREE event specifically designed for tech professionals aspiring to get into top MBA programs like Harvard Business School, Stanford GSB, The Wharton School, and more. ​During this event, our expert panelists will answer the most frequently asked questions related to the business school application process for tech professionals and discuss how to: ​⭐️ Transition from a tech career to an MBA program ​⭐️ Think about your application strategy ​⭐️ Get your MBA resume prepared ​⭐️ Write winning essays ​⭐️ Stand out throughout the interview process ​Meet our panelists: ​Maaz K., Ross MBA, former Google, Amazon, and Square, supply chain management professional with 10+ years across diverse industries including tech, CPG, and construction, experience aiding others regarding career advice, MBA and grad school admissions. ​Tory V., Harvard MBA, Google and TikTok, who's passionate about guiding people through their career and academic goals, including resume/LinkedIn reviews, application reviews, and mock interviews. ​Don't miss this unique opportunity to acquire top-tier knowledge and strategies for successfully applying to MBA programs as a tech professional.

Tech to MBA Panel Pt 1

Are you working in the tech industry and thinking about applying to an elite business school? Join the Leland team for this FREE event specifically designed for tech professionals aspiring to get into top MBA programs like Harvard Business School, Stanford GSB, The Wharton School, and more. ​During this event, our expert panelists will answer the most frequently asked questions related to the business school application process for tech professionals and discuss how to: ​⭐️ Transition from a tech career to an MBA program ​⭐️ Think about your application strategy ​⭐️ Get your MBA resume prepared ​⭐️ Write winning essays ​⭐️ Stand out throughout the interview process ​Meet our panelists: ​Maaz K., Ross MBA, former Google, Amazon, and Square, supply chain management professional with 10+ years across diverse industries including tech, CPG, and construction, experience aiding others regarding career advice, MBA and grad school admissions. ​Tory V., Harvard MBA, Google and TikTok, who's passionate about guiding people through their career and academic goals, including resume/LinkedIn reviews, application reviews, and mock interviews. ​Don't miss this unique opportunity to acquire top-tier knowledge and strategies for successfully applying to MBA programs as a tech professional.

Preparing for IB Behavior Interviews

Master the stories, framework, and strategy that get you an offer at top investment banks.

Breaking Into German Companies: Your Strategic Career Journey

Think BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Siemens, SAP, Adidas, and BASF. These iconic German brands represent just the tip of the iceberg in America's business landscape. Behind these household names are remarkable success stories like Tom, who climbed from financial analyst to CFO at a major German automotive supplier, Amanda who rose to President of a German pharmaceutical subsidiary, and Judith who became SVP at a leading German engineering firm. What unites their journeys? They all grew through the ranks within German companies, embraced strategic expatriate assignments to Germany, and now enjoy entrepreneurial freedoms with seven-figure compensation packages that are rewarding both performance and loyalty. With 80% of German companies planning further US investments and new facilities being built across America, we're witnessing an unprecedented window of opportunity for young professionals. Beyond the famous brands everyone recognizes, there are 5,600 German subsidiaries operating in the US, each offering significant professional opportunities for those who understand how to navigate their unique culture. German companies share one critical characteristic that is setting them apart: they actively seek talented American personnel and they reward loyalty with clear advancement paths and substantial compensation. Their approach combines the German values of thoroughness, reliability, and systematic development with respect for individual achievement. What if this methodical, relationship-based path to leadership is exactly your calling?