Developing Vision like a CEO or The BOSS

You probably know you will work on case studies describing challenging issues and how business leaders act in these type of situations. Going through these discussions again and again with others and participating local, national or even global case competitions, you will be prepared to decide strategically, execute effectively and most importantly develop vision motivationally. And trust me when I talk to my classmates today, I’m hearing repeatedly “My Project X is entitled to be an MBA Case Study” because whatever you are going to study will be the actual challenge you will encounter in your MBA Job. You will have a better vision regardless you want to be a CEO or not. Even if you plan on working on public sector or want to stay as a middle manager throughout your career, being a visionary, you will have more out-of-the-box opinions than others, no matter what you do. Acquiring New Skills: To learn just Finance or Marketing, you should not do an MBA. Although these courses helped me as pre-MBA I had no idea what GAAP or DCF meant or what Positioning was, your main gain will be via soft skills like cross-functional team management, effective motivation, presentation perfection and task prioritization. When I signed up to run Red Bulls campaign, I knew it was more than just getting free drinks. We had 6 locations, which mean we have to manage all the 6 locations, but planning them with the rest of the team, organizing the university and mentoring 100s of volunteers were the priceless experience for me. The good thing is I have been using the skills I gained from Red Bulls (and similar other projects) directly in my post-MBA jobs as the requirements are unbelievably similar. Okay, maybe less beer drinking in corporate life… Are you ready to change your life for good?