Some songs are meant to be hummed every time you hear them. This time around Bodhi Tree, the XLRI band, has taken up the song Samjhawan as part of their jam session. Listen to the soulful song with a tinge of B-School flavour attached to it.
What makes a dewy morning at IIM Lucknow even better? A jam session with 3.4. 3.4 is IIM Lucknow's in-house band which represents the b-school across festivals and competitions.
There's so much work that goes into getting a PPO. Right from researching about the company, clearing the GD&PI, being an A-list intern during your term and finally cracking the PPO.
In a fast-paced world where technology is constantly upgrading, it is but inevitable that you must adapt too. Even in a people-centric function like HR, technology has seeped into its processes and is constantly trying to add value systems to ease its functions. So what does 2019 have in the cards for HR?
While daytime finds him donning the cap of a management professional, spending hours in the corporate on a daily basis, it is in the night, when the writer in him unleashes. In the relentless pursuit of a profession, it often happens that we fail to honour the commitment to those childhood dreams that we painted in the canvas of the mind. Ankit Jaiswal, the author of ‘The Fragile Heart’ and ‘Hope v/s Hype’ is not one of them. Stories, conversations and poetry have always fascinated him more than anything else. He released his first book ‘The Fragile Heart’, a young-age fiction, during his pre-MBA days and went on to launch his second book ‘Hope v/s Hype’, a contemporary political drama, during his IIMU days. A marketing enthusiast and an alumnus of IIM Udaipur, he holds a master’s degree in management and currently juggling between his roles of manager and writer impeccably. Here is a candid interview with our esteemed alumnus and storyteller and find out what he has to say about his love for writing and his journey as a writer.
Xavier School Of Rural Management, Bhubaneswar has successfully completed Summer Placements for the Class of 2018-2020.
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.
What’s in a name? Rather today one might ask what’s in a dress. The need to dress a certain type for a certain occasion has clearly taken a lot of people’s time. The need to ‘fit in’ has been discussed as one of the primary reasons to dress a particular way even when one is not comfortable in it. The question that one might ask is “is it our job to dress in a way that makes everyone in our workspace comfortable”? Call it “dress down Friday’s” or “business casuals”. Employees are always confused as to figure out how casual is ‘casual’ as they do not want to over-step the boundary of the liberty given to them and receive a letter from the HR.
Some songs are meant to be hummed every time you hear them. This time around Bodhi Tree, the XLRI band, has taken up the song Samjhawan as part of their jam session. Listen to the soulful song with a tinge of B-School flavour attached to it.
What makes a dewy morning at IIM Lucknow even better? A jam session with 3.4. 3.4 is IIM Lucknow's in-house band which represents the b-school across festivals and competitions.
There's so much work that goes into getting a PPO. Right from researching about the company, clearing the GD&PI, being an A-list intern during your term and finally cracking the PPO.
In a fast-paced world where technology is constantly upgrading, it is but inevitable that you must adapt too. Even in a people-centric function like HR, technology has seeped into its processes and is constantly trying to add value systems to ease its functions. So what does 2019 have in the cards for HR?
While daytime finds him donning the cap of a management professional, spending hours in the corporate on a daily basis, it is in the night, when the writer in him unleashes. In the relentless pursuit of a profession, it often happens that we fail to honour the commitment to those childhood dreams that we painted in the canvas of the mind. Ankit Jaiswal, the author of ‘The Fragile Heart’ and ‘Hope v/s Hype’ is not one of them. Stories, conversations and poetry have always fascinated him more than anything else. He released his first book ‘The Fragile Heart’, a young-age fiction, during his pre-MBA days and went on to launch his second book ‘Hope v/s Hype’, a contemporary political drama, during his IIMU days. A marketing enthusiast and an alumnus of IIM Udaipur, he holds a master’s degree in management and currently juggling between his roles of manager and writer impeccably. Here is a candid interview with our esteemed alumnus and storyteller and find out what he has to say about his love for writing and his journey as a writer.
Xavier School Of Rural Management, Bhubaneswar has successfully completed Summer Placements for the Class of 2018-2020.
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.
What’s in a name? Rather today one might ask what’s in a dress. The need to dress a certain type for a certain occasion has clearly taken a lot of people’s time. The need to ‘fit in’ has been discussed as one of the primary reasons to dress a particular way even when one is not comfortable in it. The question that one might ask is “is it our job to dress in a way that makes everyone in our workspace comfortable”? Call it “dress down Friday’s” or “business casuals”. Employees are always confused as to figure out how casual is ‘casual’ as they do not want to over-step the boundary of the liberty given to them and receive a letter from the HR.
