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Family Before B-School - Against All Odds - IIM Lucknow

Family Before B-School - Against All Odds - IIM Lucknow

Harsh Sinha had to make a tough choice between taking care of his ailing mother and joining his dream B-School. LIfe is not always fair and is full of challenges. This IIM Lucknow management student has gone through a lot of them in life and is keep pushing the boundaries every passing day. Find out his story against all odds and how he went Big and Bold!

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A.V. Siri Chandana - First Year MBA Student On The Convergence Of Diverse Backgrounds In A B-School

A.V. Siri Chandana - First Year MBA Student On The Convergence Of Diverse Backgrounds In A B-School

You think you know all about life until you enter an MBA college. There are few words that can encapsulate that overwhelming realization of the number of diverse paths which exist. It is quite a culture shock for some, how the tiny things we take for granted don’t have any space in the lives of others. There are North Indians unable to tell the difference between various South Indian languages, Engineers who tilt their heads in confusion while in conversations with the students of Accounts, 21-year olds fresh out of college learning alongside experienced people.

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MBA And Ownership Bias | XIMB

MBA And Ownership Bias | XIMB

The official definition of ownership bias goes something like this – People value things more when they feel that they own it. It is also known as "The endowment effect" or "Divestiture aversion". It is one of the many fascinating quirks of the human mind. Our perception of the things we create can be markedly different from how other people perceive the same thing. So where does MBA come into the picture here?

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Artificial Intelligence - The End Of Everything Especially Your Job

Artificial Intelligence - The End Of Everything Especially Your Job

The year 2050 the first AI appointed CEO, one would laugh at such predictions. The world is at the helm of the biggest revolution ever seen. From Musk to Zuckerberg there is a varied opinion about its impact. The Blue collar job, the ones coveted at the premier institutes are on the line. With the rise of AI, the middle managers will be automated and the structure of the organisation would be flatter than the matrix. The jobs that are more analytical in nature -number crunching and data gathering scheduling and assigning work are at greater risk and may be shed in next 10  years. Being unbiased in nature and using logic over any other factor, the AI would be a competent recruiter and also a good HR. According to a study by Bell State University around 5.6 million manufacturing jobs were shed from 2000 to 2010  due to automation. Bringing AI to the workforce would make it more productive and unbiased. But we would still need a human to take the result of the computations to the world which would suggest of a combination of AI and managers in the new hierarchy. Bringing AI to the workforce would also create new jobs and opportunities for us. At the end what Steve Jobs said sums it all up "The overall point is that new technology will not necessarily replace old technology, but it will date it. By definition. Eventually, it will replace it. But it's like people who had black-and-white TVs when colour came out. They eventually decided whether or not the new technology was worth the investment."  

RAHULA RAJ
The CEO Who Inspires Me - Indra Nooyi

The CEO Who Inspires Me - Indra Nooyi

CEO. This 3 lettered acronym holds a myriad of emotions- be it power, respect, revolution or just some inspiration. In the world of business, we see people holding such positions as the trailblazers. People who not only inspire their employees but also their customers, clients and the society. One such prominent and profound name among them is Indra Nooyi, the first woman CEO of Pepsico which is the second largest food and beverage business in the world by net revenue.

Parth Shekhar
Working Out An MBA

Working Out An MBA

It’s Monday, nope, it’s chest day, that is as long as last night’s assignment submission has not exhausted you. Dragging your half worked out calf muscles to the gym, carrying your hostel room keys in one hand and the once heavily used gym gloves in the other, you walk into an iron paradise.

ARJUN RAJ
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