“… Where everybody? Where life? I had my home to go to, my place to lay my head down and figure the losses and figure the gain that I knew was in there somewhere too.” - On The Road, Jack Kerouac “And the road becomes my bride I have stripped of all but pride So in her I do confide And she keeps me satisfied Gives me all I need” - Wherever I May Roam, Metallica
For some of us, it has been a year in a B-school. Most of us are pass outs or aspiring to be in one of the best MBA schools. We’ve come across countless “You know it when” posts… You know you are a Bengali when, you know you studied in the Delhi University when, you know you grew up in the nineties when… just name it! Here’s a list of 20 odd things you do/know/think/say when you’re an MBA.
How has Japan fared in its economic experiment-'Abenomics'?
(Picture Source: www.wikihow.com)
If there are two words which has been the epicentre of almost every strategy related discussion in the past decade, it has been 'Disruptive Innovation'. The term, famously coined by Harvard Professor Clayton Christensen, is explained thus in his official website – “"A process by which a product or service takes root initially in simple applications at the bottom of a market and then relentlessly moves upmarket, eventually displacing established competitors"
When I started on my quest to obtain an MBA degree for myself, I spoke with a lot of alumni about what exactly an MBA exam entails, how much of work does one need to do in order to get through one of those ‘oh-so-good-to–be-true colleges’ and also, what is your takeaway from this course, i.e. what is this god-level stuff that the stern-looking profs teach in the under-furnished looking buildings that turns these somewhat above average students (and a few exceptionally bright students like me and you :p) into money churning machines.
“… Where everybody? Where life? I had my home to go to, my place to lay my head down and figure the losses and figure the gain that I knew was in there somewhere too.” - On The Road, Jack Kerouac “And the road becomes my bride I have stripped of all but pride So in her I do confide And she keeps me satisfied Gives me all I need” - Wherever I May Roam, Metallica
For some of us, it has been a year in a B-school. Most of us are pass outs or aspiring to be in one of the best MBA schools. We’ve come across countless “You know it when” posts… You know you are a Bengali when, you know you studied in the Delhi University when, you know you grew up in the nineties when… just name it! Here’s a list of 20 odd things you do/know/think/say when you’re an MBA.
How has Japan fared in its economic experiment-'Abenomics'?
(Picture Source: www.wikihow.com)
If there are two words which has been the epicentre of almost every strategy related discussion in the past decade, it has been 'Disruptive Innovation'. The term, famously coined by Harvard Professor Clayton Christensen, is explained thus in his official website – “"A process by which a product or service takes root initially in simple applications at the bottom of a market and then relentlessly moves upmarket, eventually displacing established competitors"
When I started on my quest to obtain an MBA degree for myself, I spoke with a lot of alumni about what exactly an MBA exam entails, how much of work does one need to do in order to get through one of those ‘oh-so-good-to–be-true colleges’ and also, what is your takeaway from this course, i.e. what is this god-level stuff that the stern-looking profs teach in the under-furnished looking buildings that turns these somewhat above average students (and a few exceptionally bright students like me and you :p) into money churning machines.
