India’s take on WTO deal: Revolutionary Reform or Regressive Retreat?
College - MBA - (International Business), Delhi School of Economics
Tanay Pravin
Papa didn't say anything after B Tech
College - MBA (International Business), Delhi School of Economics.
ivan masood
Placements: By the students, for the students
This post is a formal entry for the InsideIIM Debate 2014.
Vamsi Krishna Manchi
Does Work Experience add value to MBA ?
This post is formally an entry for the InsideIIM ‘Great Indian B-School debate 2014’
Arun Prasad
You CAN be a good manager only if you are comfortable with numbers!
This post is a formal entry for the InsideIIM ‘Great Indian B-School debate’ 2014
Prem Anand
Happiness is for real. So is Money.
What motivates us to do well in our life and keep us going from one milestone to another? Why do school toppers want to recreate the same success stories in JEE and CAT? If happiness is indeed an illusions and all that one needs to do is to settle in to their respective comfort zones, then why do we consider Warren Buffet and Steve Jobs as our role models? Research shows that progressing toward and achieving important goals increase people’s satisfaction with their lives and themselves. Yes, we all want a great corporate career, we all want that esteemed institutional tag and we all want happiness. And happiness can be found late night in a hyper active cubicle, working on a tight deadline. Bagging the best corporate job out there in the market and the highest pay package and then working up through the corporate is one of the most conspicuous and rewarding means to happiness.
Sohini Sarkar
India’s take on WTO deal: Revolutionary Reform or Regressive Retreat?
College - MBA - (International Business), Delhi School of Economics
Tanay Pravin
Papa didn't say anything after B Tech
College - MBA (International Business), Delhi School of Economics.
ivan masood
Placements: By the students, for the students
This post is a formal entry for the InsideIIM Debate 2014.
Vamsi Krishna Manchi
Does Work Experience add value to MBA ?
This post is formally an entry for the InsideIIM ‘Great Indian B-School debate 2014’
Arun Prasad
You CAN be a good manager only if you are comfortable with numbers!
This post is a formal entry for the InsideIIM ‘Great Indian B-School debate’ 2014
Prem Anand
Happiness is for real. So is Money.
What motivates us to do well in our life and keep us going from one milestone to another? Why do school toppers want to recreate the same success stories in JEE and CAT? If happiness is indeed an illusions and all that one needs to do is to settle in to their respective comfort zones, then why do we consider Warren Buffet and Steve Jobs as our role models? Research shows that progressing toward and achieving important goals increase people’s satisfaction with their lives and themselves. Yes, we all want a great corporate career, we all want that esteemed institutional tag and we all want happiness. And happiness can be found late night in a hyper active cubicle, working on a tight deadline. Bagging the best corporate job out there in the market and the highest pay package and then working up through the corporate is one of the most conspicuous and rewarding means to happiness.
Sohini Sarkar