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Nothing succeeds like failure
2019
\"Since they were founded in the late nineteenth century, business schools have made many promises to higher education, to businesses and to American society that they have consistently failed to keep\"--. Introduction : the beast that ate campus -- The world before (and shortly after) Wharton : getting a business education in the 19th century -- Teach the children... what? : business schools and their curricular confusions -- Dismal science vs. applied economics : the unhappy relationship between business schools and economics departments -- It's a white man's world : women and African Americans in business schools -- Good in a crisis? : how business schools responded to economic downturns, or didn't -- Same as it ever was : how business schools helped create the new Gilded Age.
The ten-day MBA : a step-by-step guide to mastering the skills taught in America's top business schools
\"An updated and revised edition of The Ten- Day MBA, incorporating the latest theories and topics taught at America's top business schools\"-- Provided by publisher.
The 30 day MBA in business finance : your fast track guide to business success
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Barrow, Colin author
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Business enterprises Finance Study and teaching
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Risk management
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Decision making
2016
\"The 30 Day MBA in Business Finance draws on 13 fundamental disciplines that form the basis of a modern MBA finance course. This revised and updated second edition provides guidance on understanding financial reports, assessing the credit worthiness of business partners, determining profitable strategies, raising finance and ensuring proper records. Though based on UK accounting practice, the book makes readers more marketable as job candidates by offering them a wider view of finance. With new case studies, links to valuable online resources and self-assessment tests, this practical and accessible guide contains everything needed to eliminate gaps in financial knowledge, think like a financial strategist and become a top manager. \"-- Provided by publisher.
The 12 week MBA : essential management skills for leaders
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Billhardt, Bjorn, author
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Kracklauer, Nathan, author
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Master of business administration degree Examinations Study guides.
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Management Examinations Study guides.
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Business and Management.
2024
Getting an MBA takes time and money, making it inaccessible to many people who want to take charge in the business world. Now 'The 12-Week MBA' offers an alternative way to learn business essentials, focusing on the skills and knowledge required to succeed as a manager and business leader. Its unique premise is that there is a core set of business skills that entrepreneurs and future leaders of organizations can learn and will need regardless of their industry, function, or level. These core skills, such as value creation, people skills, and decision-making, can be learned in less time and at lower cost than in a traditional two-year MBA, where the typical content becomes obsolete by the time students have graduated.
Conquering the Employability Conundrum among Business Graduates in India
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Subramoniam, Suresh
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Pillai, Sini V
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Dhanya, J. S
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Employability
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Master of business administration degree
2022
As per the annual statistics by AICTE, it is to be noted that only less than 50% of business graduates are placed and as per the ASSOCHAM report, only 7% of all business graduates only are employable. Low quality of education in the majority B-Schools, lack of skill-based education, and obliterated syllabus can be attributed to this state of affairs of management graduates in the country. Absence of faculty development, poor infrastructure, lack of importance in benchmarking, declining percentage in placements, incapability of graduates to look beyond profitability, excess supply, poor quality graduates lacking basic skills, and, a growing number of B-Schools which are on the verge of closing down are all matter of high concern. A root cause analysis of this declining trend with some remedial measures to revive the same is presented. It identifies the major stakeholders and their corresponding roles in making the future management graduate more employable.
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