So you guys think that you suffer from an excessive workload
How ISB celebrates the completion of a set of tests known as the mid-terms:
Not so long ago, we managed to successfully last through our mid-terms. Dreaming of booze, we managed to saunter into our rooms and checked our mails hoping to come across invitations to about a half a dozen parties. But we had missed one critical piece of information, this is ISB.
Awaiting us was an insanely packed schedule of 10 hours of classes. We started the day with 4 hours of regular core classes such as Corporate Finance and Operations Management. Followed by an additional 2 hours of an elective known as PAEV (Planning an Entrepreneurial Venture, which I must add is the best academic course @ ISB), where we had the phenomenal sanjeev bikhchandani of naukri.com address us and take us through his entrepreneurial journey. after a quick dinner with him, we made our way through to a BCG (Boston Consulting Group) workshop, which was also quite informative.
Considering that I am as interested in consultancy as men, the fact that I still got a few take aways from the session goes a long way to show that consultants really do know their stuff.
Well this is how we celebrate exams!!!
If you are still thinking of studying management, this might be a good time to give it a second thought.
Not so long ago, we managed to successfully last through our mid-terms. Dreaming of booze, we managed to saunter into our rooms and checked our mails hoping to come across invitations to about a half a dozen parties. But we had missed one critical piece of information, this is ISB.
Awaiting us was an insanely packed schedule of 10 hours of classes. We started the day with 4 hours of regular core classes such as Corporate Finance and Operations Management. Followed by an additional 2 hours of an elective known as PAEV (Planning an Entrepreneurial Venture, which I must add is the best academic course @ ISB), where we had the phenomenal sanjeev bikhchandani of naukri.com address us and take us through his entrepreneurial journey. after a quick dinner with him, we made our way through to a BCG (Boston Consulting Group) workshop, which was also quite informative.
Considering that I am as interested in consultancy as men, the fact that I still got a few take aways from the session goes a long way to show that consultants really do know their stuff.
Well this is how we celebrate exams!!!
If you are still thinking of studying management, this might be a good time to give it a second thought.
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