I happen to be a big time political buff and been following politics of India for a long time. I’m a student of Marketing at IMT-Ghaziabad. So while studying ‘Brand Management and Marketing Strategy’ on a crazy night; after solving a number of case studies, reading, an idea hit me. What if our political parties were brands? What would be their position statement, competencies, campaign idea?
It is a matter of no debate that we thrive or wither, depending on how nourishing the surrounding environment is and the space given to horizons for expansion. As a matter of fact, the relative percentage of opportunities grabbed grows exponentially with the opportunities provided, and what are we, the MBA students, apart from being the opportunists?
The journey for me started on a cool and calm morning in Visakhapatnam, when my train arrived at the city of destiny, when you are being welcomed by the breeze coming from the sea after landing on the city of destiny, the financial capital of newly formed Andhra Pradesh.
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“I have heard there are 2012 pass outs in our batch as well. How do they even have the energy to do an MBA? Don’t they feel old?” quipped a gleeful “fresher” walking right in front of me (she, obviously, didn’t know about my background just 15 days into the program). My name is Sambhavi Ganguly. I joined IIM Lucknow (popularly known as “Hel(L)” among the students) in 2017. I have 4 years of work-ex in the electronics industry. I am a 2012 engineering graduate, and I don’t feel old!
This seems like a dreadful question for every MBA aspirant right? Some of you might as well argue that it depends on which IIM it is, but you would still get my point. Those moments of self-doubt, that high level of nervousness and those misleading probabilistic calculations of "Will I get through or not?" It's a whole different roller-coaster of emotions. This one question became the reality of my life and it's safe to say that I have the answer to it.
It starts with the light going on your phone. (Let’s call it the b-school version of the Deathly Hallows, in reverse order) It’s something that b-school students will supposedly end up getting used to in a while. It could be the wake-up alarm that’s been snoozed thrice already. Let’s face it; your planning skills will get honed to the extent that you can predict in quantifiable terms how much you will procrastinate. The Invisibility Cloak will come off, and it is time to be visible to the world in both body and mind.
Essay writing is not hard once you understand how to go about it.
I happen to be a big time political buff and been following politics of India for a long time. I’m a student of Marketing at IMT-Ghaziabad. So while studying ‘Brand Management and Marketing Strategy’ on a crazy night; after solving a number of case studies, reading, an idea hit me. What if our political parties were brands? What would be their position statement, competencies, campaign idea?
It is a matter of no debate that we thrive or wither, depending on how nourishing the surrounding environment is and the space given to horizons for expansion. As a matter of fact, the relative percentage of opportunities grabbed grows exponentially with the opportunities provided, and what are we, the MBA students, apart from being the opportunists?
The journey for me started on a cool and calm morning in Visakhapatnam, when my train arrived at the city of destiny, when you are being welcomed by the breeze coming from the sea after landing on the city of destiny, the financial capital of newly formed Andhra Pradesh.
‘Summer Placement’ is one of the crucial activities in the first year at a b-school. A good resume will fetch you the shortlists of your dream companies. Following are some tips to boost your resume building process.
“I have heard there are 2012 pass outs in our batch as well. How do they even have the energy to do an MBA? Don’t they feel old?” quipped a gleeful “fresher” walking right in front of me (she, obviously, didn’t know about my background just 15 days into the program). My name is Sambhavi Ganguly. I joined IIM Lucknow (popularly known as “Hel(L)” among the students) in 2017. I have 4 years of work-ex in the electronics industry. I am a 2012 engineering graduate, and I don’t feel old!
This seems like a dreadful question for every MBA aspirant right? Some of you might as well argue that it depends on which IIM it is, but you would still get my point. Those moments of self-doubt, that high level of nervousness and those misleading probabilistic calculations of "Will I get through or not?" It's a whole different roller-coaster of emotions. This one question became the reality of my life and it's safe to say that I have the answer to it.
It starts with the light going on your phone. (Let’s call it the b-school version of the Deathly Hallows, in reverse order) It’s something that b-school students will supposedly end up getting used to in a while. It could be the wake-up alarm that’s been snoozed thrice already. Let’s face it; your planning skills will get honed to the extent that you can predict in quantifiable terms how much you will procrastinate. The Invisibility Cloak will come off, and it is time to be visible to the world in both body and mind.
Essay writing is not hard once you understand how to go about it.
