#MeToo is a women’s empowerment campaign, which went viral in October of 2017, gaining unprecedented momentum after the sexual misconduct perpetrated by certain public figures came to light. When Women’s Day came around, I revisited the campaign, but with a thought to look beyond and find perspectives of people for whom campaigns like these are meant for and who can make a difference at the ground level.
A lot has been said before, and a lot more is yet to come but how much of it stays is the question. There’s so much to fight for that sometimes, we as women, are made to question ourselves, ‘Is it that we are asking for too much?’
Gitanj Sheth comes from Bhavnagar, a beautiful city in the Saurashtra region of Gujarat. He moved to Ahmedabad to pursue his graduation in mechanical engineering at Nirma University. His younger brother, Viraj Sheth, and he are first-year students at XLRI. When he is not too busy pursuing PGDHRM, Gitanj loves to grow vegetables in his room at XL.
One of the most important aspects of our professional lives is often one of the most neglected - MS Excel. The benefits of this spreadsheet and data-organisation tool are highly underestimated, and many working professionals are unable to reap the benefits of MS Excel and how it helps to reduce and even eliminate manual computation and data organisation.
Professors Basav Roychoudhury and Sanjeeb Kakoty have got an equal number of votes from the students and are jointly at the top as the Professors of The Year from IIM Shillong!
One of the most expected and common questions in an MBA interview is - Why MBA? While an MBA interview demands a cliched 'managerial' answer, the ulterior motives for pursuing an MBA are usually hidden. So why is it that a graduate or a working professional picks up her/his books and appears for exams like CAT?
'With a tiny bag and small legs, crying like a chick who broke its eggs, I walked to school like a sluggish turtle, thinking that was life’s only hurdle But as I grew, I came to know; Life’s got a lot more to show, Filled with challenges every day, a plethora of opportunities on my way, Each day I open the door of my life to see, a new challenge moulding me to be a better Himani.'
"Success is not final; failure is not fatal: It is the courage to continue that counts." - Winston S. Churchill
