On the occasion of International Women's Day 2018, we asked the women of top b-schools across India to highlight their achievements, views on feminism, the #MeToo campaign and their perception of gender inequality in our country.
On the occasion of International Women's Day 2018, we asked the women of top b-schools across India to highlight their achievements, views on feminism, the #MeToo campaign and their perception of gender inequality in our country.
On the occasion of International Women's Day 2018, we asked the women of top b-schools across India to highlight their achievements, views on feminism, the #MeToo campaign and their perception of gender inequality in our country.
On the occasion of International Women's Day 2018, we asked the women of top b-schools across India to highlight their achievements, views on feminism, the #MeToo campaign and their perception of gender inequality in our country.
Everyone knows this scene from The Wolf of Wall Street: Jordan Belfort to his salesmen ‘Sell me this pen.’ The salesman ‘Do me a favour. Put your name down on that napkin.’ Belfort ‘I don’t have a pen.’ Salesman ‘Exactly supply & demand.’
It was a great day when I joined a weekend batch to prepare for MBA entrance exams. On the very first day as I started the classes, returned and realised that I have other chores to work on which were poking my mind to agree to start the preparation tomorrow. Again it was another day and there was another "BUT", and it continues till I realised I was running short of time.
I crashed on the ground after seeing the results of CAT’17. I had not expected a 99 percentile but I had not thought in the wildest or correctly speaking saddest of my dreams that I would end up with an abysmal 80. I blanked out. What should I do?
Disclaimer: This story is not for those who have tasted success after failures but for those who are constantly facing failures but still fighting. This is not a cliched motivational story but a story of courage, perseverance and above all self-belief.
On the occasion of International Women's Day 2018, we asked the women of top b-schools across India to highlight their achievements, views on feminism, the #MeToo campaign and their perception of gender inequality in our country.
On the occasion of International Women's Day 2018, we asked the women of top b-schools across India to highlight their achievements, views on feminism, the #MeToo campaign and their perception of gender inequality in our country.
On the occasion of International Women's Day 2018, we asked the women of top b-schools across India to highlight their achievements, views on feminism, the #MeToo campaign and their perception of gender inequality in our country.
On the occasion of International Women's Day 2018, we asked the women of top b-schools across India to highlight their achievements, views on feminism, the #MeToo campaign and their perception of gender inequality in our country.
Everyone knows this scene from The Wolf of Wall Street: Jordan Belfort to his salesmen ‘Sell me this pen.’ The salesman ‘Do me a favour. Put your name down on that napkin.’ Belfort ‘I don’t have a pen.’ Salesman ‘Exactly supply & demand.’
It was a great day when I joined a weekend batch to prepare for MBA entrance exams. On the very first day as I started the classes, returned and realised that I have other chores to work on which were poking my mind to agree to start the preparation tomorrow. Again it was another day and there was another "BUT", and it continues till I realised I was running short of time.
I crashed on the ground after seeing the results of CAT’17. I had not expected a 99 percentile but I had not thought in the wildest or correctly speaking saddest of my dreams that I would end up with an abysmal 80. I blanked out. What should I do?
Disclaimer: This story is not for those who have tasted success after failures but for those who are constantly facing failures but still fighting. This is not a cliched motivational story but a story of courage, perseverance and above all self-belief.
