Admission to B-school is a matter of choice for some students while for others there was no other choice. Whatever it may be, once you are in B-school, you are a future manager, a future CEO, may be an successful entrepreneur. It’s a matter of time. In the B-school when I meet my new students for the first time, I always ask them to take pride in what they have opted for. If you are to be a Manager, then you have to act like Manager from day one in your chosen professional programme. Your attitude, thinking, actions, approach, attire must all be in tune with your choice. Look at the Medical students who in their white apron proudly display their attitude and behaviour. Same is the case with Pharmacy students, even catering students. All those who are in professional programmes can be easily recognised from their attitude, behaviour and appearance, unfortunately with exception to management students. That’s my observation and I won’t mind if someone proves me wrong. I wish a person on the street after looking at you should be in a position to guess that you are a Management student. To achieve this, the three A’s Appearance, Attitude and Approach are going to matter. Please think about this. Have a burning desire to excel in the field of Management.
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ReplyDeleteThis is Anuranjan. I was taught by you in 2007-2009 batch. I studied MMS marketing from Yerala college of Management. Keep providing us with your inspiring words and we will keep our promise of not letting you down.
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Dear Sir.
ReplyDeleteIts great to see you on any of the social sites. I hope that now we can disturb you out of the campus also. Its our privilege to get the inputs from your side.
Sir more than just the appearance, you've rightly pointed that its the "attitude" that matters. We who pass out from normal B schools always feel that the professional look is just for IIMs n high profile B school students.
Sometimes i wonder that is it passion, zeal or just the social pressure that we join a B school.
Thank you sir for sowing the seed which might lead us to think that what for do we call ourselves 'MANAGERS' and are we one in real sense.
Thanks and Regards