Getting into the b-school of your dreams is a great thing for sure but it is very important that the aspirants and existing MBA students be aware of the fact that unlike their undergrad course, MBA is not at all going to be all relaxed and chilled out. It is going to be a total roller-coaster ride instead. So what is it that you can do to cope and manage that is a part and parcel of the b-school life?
Are you interested in people management? Do you aspire to encourage employees to perform better? Are you always looking at motivation, training, etc as solutions to organisational problems? In that case, an HR career is probably your cup of tea. But how well do you know your HR concepts? Solve this case study, brought to you by InsideIIM in association with ABGLP and show off how well you know your HR management curriculum!
When it comes to comparing the batch sizes across all the IIMs, IIM Indore surely stands out. This is because there are over 1000 students when one considers both the years of MBA, including both PGP and IPM participants. One of the reasons why people go for an MBA is to improve their network. With such a batch size, networking is an area where the students of IIM Indore have an edge over the other IIMs.
In this video, shot at the i5 Summit at IIM Indore, Rahul Singh, Entrepreneur, Founder & CEO at The Beer Cafe, Ex-Reebok, talks about finding his path in life. He shares interesting snippets on life purpose, mid life crises and figuring out how you can be an entrepreneur too.
Google is one of the most desired workplaces for many new MBAs and graduates. With googliness being its DNA, getting placed as an intern or bagging a PPO from Google is like a dream for many. In this highly detailed interview, an IIM Indore student describes the complex and thorough process that he underwent to get selected for a summer internship with Google. Here's how he did it!
Why MBA? Let us cut to the chase. You google ten reasons for any topic, and you can find dozens of results. There is this irresistible urge to share your opinion once you achieve something. Or maybe not. Take, for example, these gym freaks. One excellent evening this roommate of mine gets up from his couch, rides an uber to Nike showroom, and buys a sleek pair of running shoes. And suddenly he is a fitness expert. For the next two weeks, I can’t hear the end of, ‘You should join me at the gym bro’ or ‘Join me on writing this fitness blog bro.’ First, I am not his 'bro', and second, that shoe went on a permanent sabbatical soon after that. Anyway, the moral of the story is, unlike my friend, I am minimally qualified to write about the reasons to do an MBA.
“Coming from a family of a farmer, I used to be fascinated by seeing how farmers are so giving in nature and how hardworking they can be to deliver for society. It somehow built strength and helped develop my character as well while I was growing up in Haryana. The mindset that I have developed has been mostly because of this upbringing of mine.” - Gitansh Sardana, IIFT Alumnus.
60 Days To Go. Is Your CAT 2019 Prep Strategy Up To Date?
Getting into the b-school of your dreams is a great thing for sure but it is very important that the aspirants and existing MBA students be aware of the fact that unlike their undergrad course, MBA is not at all going to be all relaxed and chilled out. It is going to be a total roller-coaster ride instead. So what is it that you can do to cope and manage that is a part and parcel of the b-school life?
Are you interested in people management? Do you aspire to encourage employees to perform better? Are you always looking at motivation, training, etc as solutions to organisational problems? In that case, an HR career is probably your cup of tea. But how well do you know your HR concepts? Solve this case study, brought to you by InsideIIM in association with ABGLP and show off how well you know your HR management curriculum!
When it comes to comparing the batch sizes across all the IIMs, IIM Indore surely stands out. This is because there are over 1000 students when one considers both the years of MBA, including both PGP and IPM participants. One of the reasons why people go for an MBA is to improve their network. With such a batch size, networking is an area where the students of IIM Indore have an edge over the other IIMs.
In this video, shot at the i5 Summit at IIM Indore, Rahul Singh, Entrepreneur, Founder & CEO at The Beer Cafe, Ex-Reebok, talks about finding his path in life. He shares interesting snippets on life purpose, mid life crises and figuring out how you can be an entrepreneur too.
Google is one of the most desired workplaces for many new MBAs and graduates. With googliness being its DNA, getting placed as an intern or bagging a PPO from Google is like a dream for many. In this highly detailed interview, an IIM Indore student describes the complex and thorough process that he underwent to get selected for a summer internship with Google. Here's how he did it!
Why MBA? Let us cut to the chase. You google ten reasons for any topic, and you can find dozens of results. There is this irresistible urge to share your opinion once you achieve something. Or maybe not. Take, for example, these gym freaks. One excellent evening this roommate of mine gets up from his couch, rides an uber to Nike showroom, and buys a sleek pair of running shoes. And suddenly he is a fitness expert. For the next two weeks, I can’t hear the end of, ‘You should join me at the gym bro’ or ‘Join me on writing this fitness blog bro.’ First, I am not his 'bro', and second, that shoe went on a permanent sabbatical soon after that. Anyway, the moral of the story is, unlike my friend, I am minimally qualified to write about the reasons to do an MBA.
“Coming from a family of a farmer, I used to be fascinated by seeing how farmers are so giving in nature and how hardworking they can be to deliver for society. It somehow built strength and helped develop my character as well while I was growing up in Haryana. The mindset that I have developed has been mostly because of this upbringing of mine.” - Gitansh Sardana, IIFT Alumnus.
60 Days To Go. Is Your CAT 2019 Prep Strategy Up To Date?
