It was an uneventful weekend evening. It was raining cats and dogs outside and the new entrants to the city of Mumbai could chart no plans for an outing. The high was just settling down and I was finding my groove.
"Sir I would like to hone my business acumen and gain structured insights into the strategic domains in which a business operates."- The clichéd answer every MBA guy gives in his interview
Hello folks. I am a fresher joined in IIMB in 2017. Yes, this is how I want to introduce myself since the story I am going to tell you a story revolves around how a fresher feel and embraces the challenges and sustains the life in IIMs.
Words will not be enough to hold. The tale that hence needs to be told.
It is June and I am getting the most awaited chance of winning my first wish from the tooth fairy, on the 10th of the month, after my tenth birth anniversary on 23rd May; while many of my cousins have either lost half their milk teeth or have a full-grown permanent set, this is just a beginning for me and a voice inside chirps, “Better late than never!” Days passed and so did June, every year.
I had the perfect boring life going on for me. Working in a corporate firm in Gurgaon! Listening to “exciting” client stories! Looking out of the window and seeing 20 storeyed glass & concrete structures staring back at you! You know the ‘clichéd’ good life. And I really didn’t mind any of it. And yet here I was on my first day at XLRI.
It was an uneventful weekend evening. It was raining cats and dogs outside and the new entrants to the city of Mumbai could chart no plans for an outing. The high was just settling down and I was finding my groove.
"Sir I would like to hone my business acumen and gain structured insights into the strategic domains in which a business operates."- The clichéd answer every MBA guy gives in his interview
Hello folks. I am a fresher joined in IIMB in 2017. Yes, this is how I want to introduce myself since the story I am going to tell you a story revolves around how a fresher feel and embraces the challenges and sustains the life in IIMs.
Words will not be enough to hold. The tale that hence needs to be told.
It is June and I am getting the most awaited chance of winning my first wish from the tooth fairy, on the 10th of the month, after my tenth birth anniversary on 23rd May; while many of my cousins have either lost half their milk teeth or have a full-grown permanent set, this is just a beginning for me and a voice inside chirps, “Better late than never!” Days passed and so did June, every year.
I had the perfect boring life going on for me. Working in a corporate firm in Gurgaon! Listening to “exciting” client stories! Looking out of the window and seeing 20 storeyed glass & concrete structures staring back at you! You know the ‘clichéd’ good life. And I really didn’t mind any of it. And yet here I was on my first day at XLRI.
