Tech companies are on a hiring spree for MBAs.

Over the past five years, Amazon hired 49 MBAs from Columbia Business School alone. And Google tripled its MBA hiring rate in one year, according to a Business Insider report.

But what exactly does it take to get hired as an MBA by a company, like Google? In an exclusive story for MBA Crystal Ball, Abhinav Iyer, a class of 2019 MBA student at Michigan State University’s Eli Broad College of Business and incoming solutions consultant at Google, explains how he was able to secure both an internship and a full-time position at the tech giant.

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