There has been a growing clamour for more women in top managerial positions in Indian companies over the last few years. From a time just about 5 years back in 2011 when none of the top IIMs had even 20% women candidates, a lot of progress has been made. We may see things changing in the corporate board rooms in India in a few years. It is now common to see over 1/3rd women in many top business schools in India. We at InsideIIM only see this figure going up across schools in the coming years. It has become an important criteria to attract recruiters to one's business school as well.
India's Most Gender Diverse Business Schools - IIM Indore & XLRI lead the way
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Pratik Ranjan
I so wanted to write about this topic. You've done complete justice to the article. Very well written.
26 Mar 2019, 08.14 AM
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Chirag Shukla
Superb article. Really good analysis. This has been on my mind ever since the battle of the ludicrous slogans that began for Elections 2019. It would also be great to read something around the "Main Bhi Chowkidar", "Chowkidar Chor Hai", and "Suit Boot Ki Sarkar" campaigns and their expected impact on the elections in the two weeks that are left, should you write about something like that.
27 Mar 2019, 10.32 AM
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Pratik Ranjan
Pratik is an MBA candidate at IIM Lucknow. He is an ardent aspiring marketing strategist. His passion for marketing multiplied multifold post his internship with Unilever, where he was conferred with a PPO. Bitten by the entrepreneurial bug & seized by afflatus to read, write & explore, this twenty-something believes in the power of dreaming with his eyes open. He is a columnist in various newsletters and is up for any discussion that involves the nuances of marketing and strategy. P.S: He's charged by the fuel of caffeine.
I so wanted to write about this topic. You've done complete justice to the article. Very well written.
26 Mar 2019, 08.14 AM
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Shalini Singh
Currently a first year student of PGDM -C at MICA.I have a work experience of 18 months.I like writing poems ,especially in Hindi. Consumer insights,research and consumer buying behaviour are few of the areas that I love in marketing domain.
Thanks a lot Pratik
27 Mar 2019, 01.36 AM |
Chirag Shukla
Superb article. Really good analysis. This has been on my mind ever since the battle of the ludicrous slogans that began for Elections 2019. It would also be great to read something around the "Main Bhi Chowkidar", "Chowkidar Chor Hai", and "Suit Boot Ki Sarkar" campaigns and their expected impact on the elections in the two weeks that are left, should you write about something like that.
27 Mar 2019, 10.32 AM
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Shalini Singh
Currently a first year student of PGDM -C at MICA.I have a work experience of 18 months.I like writing poems ,especially in Hindi. Consumer insights,research and consumer buying behaviour are few of the areas that I love in marketing domain.
Google of suggestion Chirag. yeah, certainly I will go through them and may be write also.
27 Mar 2019, 03.43 PM |
Shalini Singh
Currently a first year student of PGDM -C at MICA.I have a work experience of 18 months.I like writing poems ,especially in Hindi. Consumer insights,research and consumer buying behaviour are few of the areas that I love in marketing domain.
Good* suggestions
27 Mar 2019, 03.44 PM |