What you will not learn at the best business school or university is how to manage people!
Personnel management or people management skills can only be learned at the practical work desk.
That is what will make all the difference btw failure and success.
Good luck with your MBA!
Personnel management or people management skills can only be learned at the practical work desk.
That is what will make all the difference btw failure and success.
Good luck with your MBA!
I have seen brilliant Students with a GPA of 3.9/4 failing in the real world.
Degrees, Exams, Diplomas, and Certificates don't make much out of anyone.
They are bureaucratic measures used by policymakers and scholars to delay the supply of labour and as a tool of social closure.
Degrees, Exams, Diplomas, and Certificates don't make much out of anyone.
They are bureaucratic measures used by policymakers and scholars to delay the supply of labour and as a tool of social closure.
I seriously feel sorry for some of my PhD students.
They are discriminated against by those who have Ivy League & UOL Lead school MBAs.
And when they would like to join academia, they are pushed deeper into the abyss by being forced to do #Postdocs to continue the agony.
They are discriminated against by those who have Ivy League & UOL Lead school MBAs.
And when they would like to join academia, they are pushed deeper into the abyss by being forced to do #Postdocs to continue the agony.
If someone cannot make it with a PhD, how can it be possible for that person to do better with a Post-Doctorate Degree?
It is just going downhill.
If students would like to earn a basic stipend for their research enthusiasm, then it makes sense, otherwise, please stay away.
It is just going downhill.
If students would like to earn a basic stipend for their research enthusiasm, then it makes sense, otherwise, please stay away.
For certain scholarly professions, a Doctoral Degree is helpful and appreciable.
But, if you want to become a salesman earning ambitious sums of money, then being pedantic is not very desirable.
Learn the art of the moneymaking game before you understand its underpinning science.
But, if you want to become a salesman earning ambitious sums of money, then being pedantic is not very desirable.
Learn the art of the moneymaking game before you understand its underpinning science.
The same holds true for Law as a subject and its practice as done in the legal profession.
You don't need to waste time doing an LLM or PhD to become a darling of the legal chamber community or courtroom maverick.
Bar-at-law after LLB or LPC is good enough to start your career.
You don't need to waste time doing an LLM or PhD to become a darling of the legal chamber community or courtroom maverick.
Bar-at-law after LLB or LPC is good enough to start your career.
in Actuarial Profession, just pass the Actuarial Exams after doing your A-levels.
If you have or can obtain a first degree in AS, Econometrics, Financial Engineering, Operations research, Mathematics/ Statistics, so on, etc. then good enough.
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If you have or can obtain a first degree in AS, Econometrics, Financial Engineering, Operations research, Mathematics/ Statistics, so on, etc. then good enough.
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The rule of thumb for all students entering into the profession is that you need to give yourself at least ten years!
Only, then you will come to know whether you have failed or succeeded in the practical sphere
Aptitude cannot be judged by just passing exams and framing degrees
Only, then you will come to know whether you have failed or succeeded in the practical sphere
Aptitude cannot be judged by just passing exams and framing degrees
The same holds true for personal relationships.
But, that is another thread for another day, perhaps?
But, that is another thread for another day, perhaps?
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