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Supporting YouTube Creators (290 Words): Tuck MBA Sense of Inclusion Essay

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Tuck MBA Essay: Describe a time you meaningfully contributed to someone else’s sense of inclusion in your professional or personal community. (290 words)

Background Information: A leading YouTube creator in the ‘editing for educational video’ niche narrates a peer’s bout with depression after he faced a stagnation in viewership. The applicant’s encouraging mindset with video collaboration helped the peer feel a sense of inclusion among the creator community.

Theme: Inclusion

Theme (Explained): MBA application is competitive, regardless of M7 or T10 MBA program. Tuck MBA class has a culture of collaboration and supporting each other. 

The sense of inclusion for the essay is not dramatic but mimics a similar competitive environment as an MBA class where many of your peers are eying for the same Investment Banking or Consulting position.

Profile: YouTube Creator

Industry: Media 

MBA Essay Strategy: I wanted to set the stage on the winner-take-all tweaking that video algorithms have embraced, where the frequency of publishing overtakes all other factors.

As the #1 creator of the Editing for the Educational video niche, the applicant noticed one of his competitors who was producing fewer but more in-depth videos. He reached out to the applicant for help after a mental health crisis from burnout. Eager to help him gain subscribers, the applicant collaborated for a weekly show. 

The journey of building an audience for the competitor reinforces the branding that the applicant has an abundance mindset.

Through multiple and timely collaborations, the applicant could help the creator feel included in the content creator community. The experience also makes the applicant realize the vital role communities play in overcoming imposter syndrome.

Opener: The opening line shows the constraints of digital media

Tuck Meaningfully contributed to someone else’s sense of inclusion in your professional or personal community Essay Example (Peer to Peer Encouragement - YouTube Creator) (290 Words)

Building a brand online and developing a loyal following in a niche was a winner-takes-it-all game. 

Like in markets, two brands emerged, and so did I and my competitor Y in the editing for the educational video niche. 

At the peak of my creative exuberance, I was publishing three videos a day. The smaller competitors with better content but lower volume were buried in the complexity of the YouTube Algorithm. An acquaintance I met during the YouTube Creator workshop was competing in the same space. He emailed his struggle with depression. Although I had created a persona as a strong sounding board, I, too, was internally struggling  ..

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Essay 1 (required):  Your professional goals are described elsewhere in your application. What led you to those goals and to your understanding of where you need to grow? Why is Tuck the right environment to support that growth and help you achieve your ambitions?    

Essay 2 (required): People are often shaped by experiences that are not fully reflected in their resume. Tell us about an important aspect of who you are that has shaped you as a person. How will your perspective enrich the Tuck community?    

Essay 3 (required): Describe a time when supporting another person was not easy or straightforward. What made it difficult, how did you respond, and what did you learn?    

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