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Category Archives: MBA
How to talk like a manager?
In the view that this blog help someone improve their career, I’m introducing a new category on the blog. I will describe all the hilarious important phrases used in the corporate world used by top and mid-level managers. These were … Continue reading
An unequivocal manager
Hypothesis: An unequivocal statement by a manager is an oxymoron. Proof: I am a manager. I just made an unequivocal statement. So there is an apparent paradox. So putting aside the possibility of why the world didn’t disappear in a … Continue reading
Probability of success of a project
This graph shows how different teams in a company feel that a particular project will be delivered successfully i.e. within schedule, scope and cost. Disclaimer: This project is entirely fictional and any resemblance to any project – live or abandoned … Continue reading
Water cuts and game theory
Water cuts are a way of life in Mumbai. Each year that the met department predicts a normal monsoon, we have water shortages. And BMC cuts or limits supply of water. A water cut has been implemented in our area … Continue reading
Why is strong project management important to organization strategy?
“The only way to maintain a long term competitive advantage is to change faster than your competitor.” “Operations are activities which are repeatable and do not have a specific start date and end date. Projects are, on the other hand, … Continue reading
How to rank B-schools using the StuFac ratio
The PE ratio, as any MBA worth his salt would know, is considered a measure of the growth prospects of a particular stock. The ratio compares the market price of the company’s share to the earnings per share of that … Continue reading
The curse of the telephone
Since I joined work, there’s hardly been any time to devote time to the blog. Things have been quite hectic on the personal front as well. Even though Mumbai provides a lot of inspiration, I hardly have the energy to … Continue reading
