Perspectives - Page 21

What A New IIM Can Teach You - My Journey At IIM Bodh Gaya

When one is at his threshold of B-School life, he writes about his experiences. This isn’t really going to be a pointer to debunking myths surrounding ‘’baby’’ IIMs – a term I despise, or about my ‘shattered dreams’ or a desperate attempt to penetrate through a student’s consideration set, but a candid confession from my end – about IIM Bodh Gaya and my experiences – my institute to which I owe so much, the kind which you wouldn’t find on B-Leaks.

Chandra Priyan22 Jan 2019

My Journey To NITIE | A Story Of Perseverance And Grit

A simple suggestion by my mom, a few years back, -"Go and give it a try, don't always depend on your instincts about your preparation. Who knows, you may be more deserving than you think" - changed the course of my life.

NITIE Mumbai (Since 1963)17 Jan 2019

The IIM Ranchi Culture Of Celebrating Everything

You read that right. We, Crows (yes we call ourselves that), just need a reason to celebrate. It is nothing new or unknown that the b-school life is full of rigour. Be it academics, live projects, extra-curricular activities or placements, the IIM life is full of commitments (and mind you that nothing less than 100% would work).

IIM Ranchi11 Jan 2019

What Does History Say About The General Elections And Its Relation With The Indian Stock Market Returns?

Note: This research was done by Krishna Kunal and me during our Summer Internship. Governments that have completed at least 3 years have been considered.

Sankalp Jain07 Jan 2019

Supply Chain Strategy Of An Organization In A VUCA World | SIBM Pune

The acronym VUCA (Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity, Ambiguity) has found a prominent place in the current business environment with every advisor, leader and analyst splitting hairs over the possible drivers of the same trying to put their finger on the pulse of the situation and advocate their two cents on the possible measures to be undertaken to better prepare your organization for such changes.

SIBM Pune31 Dec 2018

Ethics In Management: Father Ozzie Mascarenhas, XLRI Jamshedpur

The 81-year-old Father Oswald A J Mascarenhas aka Father Ozzie, as he is lovingly called by everyone, is the JRD Tata Chair Professor of Business Ethics at XLRI. Professor Ozzie did his MBA from Wharton in 1974 and then finished his doctorate in Finance and Marketing from Wharton in 1976. He joined XLRI on December 26, 1976 and was teaching Consumer Behaviour till 1983. He then left XL and joined the University of Detroit Mercy as the Charles H Kellstadt Chair of Marketing and Ethics. After 27 years, he came back again to India in 2010 and continued teaching, first in Mangalore and then in XLRI from 2013.

Sailesh Hota27 Dec 2018

Decoding The Case: A B-School Narrative

It was the summer of 2017, when I set on the path of becoming a business leader by getting an admit to SIBM Pune, right after completing my graduation. I was really passionate about curating and writing content, but destiny had other plans in mind. Joining a top tier B-School surfaced plethora of opportunities, and opened new avenues to explore, but time was limited and I wanted to do a lot. I was faced with a big dilemma, or say a business challenge about where to put my means to have the maximum return on investment. Now, talking about the options at hand, my YouTube channel by the name, ‘Bibhav Singh’ had surpassed a thousand subscribers, on the other hand, academic and guest lectures were taking a toll on the diurnal cycle, and lastly, my mailbox was flooded with corporate competitions.

SIBM Pune21 Dec 2018

What If You Don't Get Your Dream B-School?