Cesar Aramayo
INSEAD is an extraordinary place where you will find amazing people from different backgrounds, cultures, and ways of thinking.
Abhinav Modi
The curriculum and class setup do a phenomenal job at bringing together people from different walks of life in a way that allows a really open and genuine exchange of ideas.
Filippo Iguera
From the very beginning of the programme, the INSEAD life might feel like a Michelin-starred all-you-can-eat buffet: an endless cycle of high-calibre company presentations, keynote speeches, networking cocktails and interesting conversations with brilliant classmates and professors.
P1 Recap
Time is officially flying way too fast. Last week brought the end of my first "period" at INSEAD. INSEAD divides the year into five two-month "periods", each with different classes. The first two periods we complete core business classes (finance, accounting, organisational behaviour, etc). After that, we take electives. From a scheduling perspective, periods 1 and 2 (P1 and P2 respectively) are the most intense periods. After P2, the schedule is a little lighter, so everyone has time to recruit for a job.
Tamuna Bakhtadze
Become a very good observer and a listener; if one looks closely there’s so much to learn even in what seems to be very routine day-to-day life.
Sam Scibetta
It is OK not to have an exact career destination in mind, INSEAD is a great place to explore.
Tim Sariaatmadja
I chose the INSEAD MBA because it runs, without a doubt, the premier MBA programme in Southeast Asia, the region in which I had decided to establish myself.
Marc Baer
Coming from a technical background, INSEAD fills the gap I was missing in my engineering studies and helps me to develop the business and leadership skills required to successfully lead teams and better understand my client’s needs.
Jaymie Wink
Classes at INSEAD are very engaging. The discussions are lively, and professors always seek to hear different perspectives.
#33 - How to Adopt mindfulness practices in Your Professional and Personal Life - Student Life Feature
The business world is often associated with stress and anxiety, but there is an increasing interest in mindfulness as a way to promote well-being in the workplace.
Mindfulness is about being present in the moment and paying attention to your thoughts and feelings without judgment. It can help you cope with stress, boost your concentration, and improve decision-making. There is evidence that mindfulness can be beneficial for both individuals and businesses.
