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The Different Flavours of Consulting

The Different Flavours of Consulting

We continue the consulting series with realistic job previews of various consulting roles, describing what a B-school campus recruit at the associate/consultant/senior consultant level can expect from such roles. Pardon me if the actual job descriptions sound somewhat quotidian, unremarkable and deglamorized, for that is exactly the idea – to get to the meat of the job and see what it tastes, rather than ruminating over every company’s banal PR spin about its unique work culture. Basically, All consulting recruits from campus can expect a mixture of project work and business development (BD) support work.

Shyam Sunder RamaKrishnan
GD Monday – “Why does India do well only at cricket?” – Week 4

GD Monday – “Why does India do well only at cricket?” – Week 4

Here's how the discussion on capital punishment for convicted rapists went. To view all the discussions in our 'GD Monday' series, click here. You can share your views on the topic in the comments section.. (All the comments/views in the discussion are being rated on a scale of 10 by our experts, along with an explanation)

Prerna Lalwani
Devil's Advocate: Why Your Strong Analytical Skills Are Just Not Enough

Devil's Advocate: Why Your Strong Analytical Skills Are Just Not Enough

Strong analytical skills - Common strength of IIM dominated MBA aspirants. Well yeah! IIM means 'Indian IT Male'. With all due respect to all the aspirants and with no prejudice in mind I write this article, which is my humble effort to give a better perspective to all the aspirants who have a single track idea of merit and managerial capabilities.

Anusheel Shrivastava
The InsideIIM Entrepreneurship Series – Interview with Vijay Prabhat Kamalakara, Founder – Storytrails

The InsideIIM Entrepreneurship Series – Interview with Vijay Prabhat Kamalakara, Founder – Storytrails

It is always better to travel than to arrive, they say. Here is a man who wouldn't disagree.. Also, he would probably steer clear of popular tourist spots in cities and would rather delve into the myriad stories a place has to offer.. What's more? Out of this keen interest for the 'experience' of a place, this IIM Indore graduate runs a successful business - Storytrails. In conversation with the founder, Managing Director and master storyteller himself: Do tell us something about your venture.. Who is your target audience and what services do you aim to provide? We are a storytelling organisation and our work involves using storytelling as a communication tool and as a learning aid. We work primarily with three kinds of audiences.

Prerna Lalwani
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