Still looking at competing with Amazon and other e-commerce? Sorry to inform you - that’s a pointless exercise, as the behemoths don’t mind racing to the bottom to win market share. However, there still lies a plethora of possibilities for redefining your brand.
A Product Manager is also called the mini-CEO of a company. He is a preeminent person in the company, responsible for establishing a product in market matching the need of consumers.
This part of the InsideIIM Recruitment Survey 2018 takes a look at the Dream Companies of India - brands we all want/ have wanted to work with at some point in our lives. These are companies which evoke the thought - "Yaar, idhar kaam karna hai."
This is an aspect of B-school that is always on a student’s mind. There is no denying that a major motivation of coming for an MBA is the ensuing placement. Many a time, we are told by alumni how the first placement is not the only thing that matters in the long run. Yet, we do take our placements quite seriously.
"Passion, creativity, and resilience are the most crucial skills in business. If you’ve got those, you’re ready to embark on the journey." - Jo Malone, Founder of Jo Malone
The InsideIIM Recruitment Survey series takes a look at the most desirable recruiters across various industries and hiring for various roles, the career expectations and preferences of current MBA students and post-MBA professionals, and the thought process of MBA aspirants around B-school selection and what drives them to pursue an MBA.
Banking and Finance is one of the most sought after roles at a B-school campus, perhaps second only to management consulting roles that have an equally (if not more) glamourous aura about them. At top B-schools such as the IIMs, FMS Delhi, MDI Gurgaon, JBIMS Mumbai etc., Finance roles have been the most desirable for students, as is clear from the placement reports of these institutes.
Some of the major reasons why anyone pursues an MBA include the growth prospects and the jump in compensation. Like any other professional degree, an MBA offers you a job at the end of the course, and there are certain expectations attached to these jobs in terms of work-life balance, quality of work, and the environment at work amongst other things. But are these expectations met in a job after an MBA?
Still looking at competing with Amazon and other e-commerce? Sorry to inform you - that’s a pointless exercise, as the behemoths don’t mind racing to the bottom to win market share. However, there still lies a plethora of possibilities for redefining your brand.
A Product Manager is also called the mini-CEO of a company. He is a preeminent person in the company, responsible for establishing a product in market matching the need of consumers.
This part of the InsideIIM Recruitment Survey 2018 takes a look at the Dream Companies of India - brands we all want/ have wanted to work with at some point in our lives. These are companies which evoke the thought - "Yaar, idhar kaam karna hai."
This is an aspect of B-school that is always on a student’s mind. There is no denying that a major motivation of coming for an MBA is the ensuing placement. Many a time, we are told by alumni how the first placement is not the only thing that matters in the long run. Yet, we do take our placements quite seriously.
"Passion, creativity, and resilience are the most crucial skills in business. If you’ve got those, you’re ready to embark on the journey." - Jo Malone, Founder of Jo Malone
The InsideIIM Recruitment Survey series takes a look at the most desirable recruiters across various industries and hiring for various roles, the career expectations and preferences of current MBA students and post-MBA professionals, and the thought process of MBA aspirants around B-school selection and what drives them to pursue an MBA.
Banking and Finance is one of the most sought after roles at a B-school campus, perhaps second only to management consulting roles that have an equally (if not more) glamourous aura about them. At top B-schools such as the IIMs, FMS Delhi, MDI Gurgaon, JBIMS Mumbai etc., Finance roles have been the most desirable for students, as is clear from the placement reports of these institutes.
Some of the major reasons why anyone pursues an MBA include the growth prospects and the jump in compensation. Like any other professional degree, an MBA offers you a job at the end of the course, and there are certain expectations attached to these jobs in terms of work-life balance, quality of work, and the environment at work amongst other things. But are these expectations met in a job after an MBA?
