It is not always possible to map out one’s future career path. Sometimes, you just have to react to changing circumstances, see where new options have opened up, and then decide which to take.
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I finally passed all my MBA Exams, which means literally I have completed all my mandatory and elective courses. For the six months onwards, I need to complete my dissertation to complete my MBA...
Now that Chicago Booth has done the groundwork in Hong Kong, Richard Johnson, the managing director of its EMBA Programme Asia and a student himself, shares a look behind the scenes.
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I had the pleasure of interviewing Sarah Young O'Donnell, as the first in a series of women in Asia who are successful and already living out the principles outlined in Sheryl Sandberg’s Lean In....
The long-standing model for teaching MBAs and the like has been to bring together aspiring business executives in a classroom setting. But today, the use of technology seems to integrate much into...
While the daily routine of eating at a Los Angeles food truck always left Edwin Wu satisfied, he never expected to turn those experiences into a way to make a living.
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Students investing in an MBA rightly expect something more than what the core curriculum promises.
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Naturally football fans were in jubilant mood as they watched last week’s match between Manchester United and Kitchee at the Hong Kong Stadium. But the event also cast a shadow over Hong Kong’s...
By the age of 14, Arrif Ziaudeen began travelling from his home in Asia, first to study, later for work. That gave him an international outlook, but little did he know that an idea he came across...
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