MIM Admit Viewpoints: Andrei Dogaru
I am looking forward to learning from my colleagues and working with the careers team at INSEAD!
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Four Simple "Ingredients" To Successfully Meet Your Career Goals
A lot is being said about how to be successful with your job search during uncertain times. However, I don’t see job search as some mystical creature that needs demystification. It’s a matter of common sense with a good dose of being clear about your career goals, being realistic, being committed and being in the right mindset. Being clear about your career goals. -
When Things Don’t Go the Way You Want
It might be strange to imagine the MBA as a place for failures when it’s usually associated with success. After all, many of us are hoping that forgoing a year of work experience, paying not only a tuition fee but the opportunity cost of lost wages, will be worth the career growth that results from earning an MBA. -
MBA Student Viewpoints: Henna Kamdar
I have been fascinated by the spectrum of backgrounds, functions, and countries that my peers have come from. -
MBA Student Viewpoints: Bruh Terfie
I chose INSEAD for the impeccable reputation, excellent curriculum, and diverse student body (over 90 nationalities) which gives one the ability to learn from and have lasting relationships with people from across the world. -
The Capstone Simulation: A Project with Non-simulated Leadership
Our cohort is a special one, which makes for an unforgettable and meaningful MBA experience. Although we are in lockdown, we are getting so much support from the school, professors, and students who are continuously committed to alleviating the negative impact on the learning experience at INSEAD. -
MBA Student Viewpoints: Jiwon Kang
I asked myself: why not move to a completely new country where I will be surrounded by people from 90 nationalities? -
MBA Student Viewpoints: Edgar Palencia-Rubio
INSEAD’s culture and values resonated with me. -
Rumi, Roger, and I
“Out beyond ideas of wrongdoing and rightdoing there is a field. I'll meet you there”. These words were written by Rumi the 13th-century Persian poet. Did you know that these words were written after Rumi fell in love with a man in the later years of his life? These lines remind me of my EMC experience. -
How Business Schools Will Change After COVID-19
Business schools teach ‘business as usual’ topics. This is understandable as they are the tools that we use the most on a day-to-day basis. Typical courses in strategy, finance, accounting, economics etc. study how things work in ‘normal’ conditions.
