An MBA is a lot of things for people - a chance to get big bucks, to move up in their careers, to switch their careers, or to simply show the world that they are capable of going out there and achieving something. Everyone's reason is different. But regardless of what your reason might be to do an MBA, it all leads up to one thing - a job.
Last two decades showed us the increasing number of women interested in the project management sphere. Actually, all of the major businesses no longer have gender prejudices, and ladies occupy even the most highly-paid positions today. But project management was a rather “male” field for years. It’s connected with the fact that this activity category was crucial mainly for technology and engineering. Men used to share these areas only between each other but everything has changed recently. There are no problems a woman couldn’t solve in any sphere. And project management is not the exception. Besides, the appearance of women in the field may change the situation for the best because ladies’ approach differs from men’s. Despite this fact, female workers may still face some problems in this sphere. Read the list of the most widespread issues and a piece of advice on how to avoid them.
Deloitte is one of the best companies to work for and start your career with. The opportunity to work for such a company was really a dream come true. My summer internship experience with Deloitte was really enriching and rewarding. What truly intrigued me about the organization was the family culture, and I got to witness it firsthand. Under the guidance of my amazing mentors, I got the opportunity to learn from the best. The amount of emphasis they lay on the growth and development of their interns and the supportive work environment drives you to give your best.
It seems impossible until it's done– Nelson Mandela
Mr Gaurav Mehta is the Chief Marketing Officer at GirnarSoft, the parent company of popular portal CarDekho. He shared insights into his journey into the world of Marketing, Sales and Branding with IIM Shillong's Marketing Club Markathon.
IIM Shillong visiting faculty, Prof Niladri Roy is the Managing Partner & Co-Founder at Thought Arbitrage Transformation. At the institute, he teaches courses on Business Consulting and Strategic Human Resource Management. A Chartered Accountant by qualification and marathon runner by passion, we spoke to Prof Roy about life as a consultant.
No means no. Right?
Consulting - One of the most sought-after domains post-MBA is also one of the most enigmatic.
