Life is not only about Academic records
This post is a formal entry for the InsideIIM ‘Great Indian B-School debate’ competition.
Jobin Jacob
The emergence of a new minority- Freshers in an MBA
This post is an entry for the Great Indian B-School debate 2014
Ashwin Sangameswaran
Still a better case study than twilight, but...
Formal Entry for Inside IIM B-School Debate
Subhash Rajeev
Can China Lead in Innovation? - IIM Indore Director's Analysis
I just finished reading a fascinating book, Can China Lead?: Reaching the Limits of Power and Growth (Harvard Business Review Press, 2014) by three very experienced scholars from Harvard Business School and Wharton. For a book whose central text (excluding appendices, tables and notes) is just 180 pages, this book is majestic in its sweep as it seeks to cover history, politics, economics and business in China.
Rishikesha Krishnan
Things You Won’t Learn In An MBA
While there are a plethora of things that you will learn and do in your MBA, a lot of stuff that you thought you’ll learn here might never really happen. Given that so many of us in India don’t quite know why we got into an MBA program in the first place, the confusion restricts the learning even more. So I’ll try to list what you won’t learn in your MBA to set your expectations right.
Ishan Arora
Can India Arrest the Slide in its Innovation Ranking?
Over the last few years, the Global Innovation Index (GII) compiled annually by INSEAD, WIPO and Cornell University has become the most commonly accepted global indicator of nations’ innovation performance. So, there has been much angst in India over the last couple of weeks once it emerged that India has fallen 10 places in the last year from 66 to 76. [Link]
Rishikesha Krishnan
What’s worth reading | Shreyas Recommends (Week 17 : July 29 – Aug 3)
InsideIIM and PwC Consultant Shreyas Panse are back with the 17th edition of our weekly series on InsideIIM, where Shreyas curates a list that is the best from across the web that industry professionals and current students must read.
Shreyas Panse
Life is not only about Academic records
This post is a formal entry for the InsideIIM ‘Great Indian B-School debate’ competition.
Jobin Jacob
The emergence of a new minority- Freshers in an MBA
This post is an entry for the Great Indian B-School debate 2014
Ashwin Sangameswaran
Still a better case study than twilight, but...
Formal Entry for Inside IIM B-School Debate
Subhash Rajeev
Can China Lead in Innovation? - IIM Indore Director's Analysis
I just finished reading a fascinating book, Can China Lead?: Reaching the Limits of Power and Growth (Harvard Business Review Press, 2014) by three very experienced scholars from Harvard Business School and Wharton. For a book whose central text (excluding appendices, tables and notes) is just 180 pages, this book is majestic in its sweep as it seeks to cover history, politics, economics and business in China.
Rishikesha Krishnan
Things You Won’t Learn In An MBA
While there are a plethora of things that you will learn and do in your MBA, a lot of stuff that you thought you’ll learn here might never really happen. Given that so many of us in India don’t quite know why we got into an MBA program in the first place, the confusion restricts the learning even more. So I’ll try to list what you won’t learn in your MBA to set your expectations right.
Ishan Arora
Can India Arrest the Slide in its Innovation Ranking?
Over the last few years, the Global Innovation Index (GII) compiled annually by INSEAD, WIPO and Cornell University has become the most commonly accepted global indicator of nations’ innovation performance. So, there has been much angst in India over the last couple of weeks once it emerged that India has fallen 10 places in the last year from 66 to 76. [Link]
Rishikesha Krishnan
What’s worth reading | Shreyas Recommends (Week 17 : July 29 – Aug 3)
InsideIIM and PwC Consultant Shreyas Panse are back with the 17th edition of our weekly series on InsideIIM, where Shreyas curates a list that is the best from across the web that industry professionals and current students must read.
Shreyas Panse