Light of End
Well I guess I am finally seeing the light of end...end of a 28-month long marathon called MBA.
When I was applying for my MBA, I was full of inspiration. That was the case for almost the first 6 months. I reviewed all the papers, went through all case studies, and put so much effort in all assignments and home works.
After that, I just kept along to keep it going...at a normal pace...looked at it as just something I have to do. When it came to my thesis proposal, I thought this was a chance to utilize all my learning. I went for what later proved to be one of the most difficult cases: A Business Plan. It had to be ready for implementation! which basically needed to gather what ever I had learned during my course work and tailor them to a specific business idea. My professor was a tough one, which was looking to make a reputation by kicking our asses on the thesis...I won't mention how many times I met her, and how many times she edited my write ups, let alone the defense...
Now I have four more modules to go...I just want it done...nothing more!
When we started our studies, there were 43 of us, all with so much different and diversified backgrounds. Some one said, any thing more than 68% is a waste of time, resource and energy...at that time we laughed...I guess now after two and half hears, we all got to that point.
When I was applying for my MBA, I was full of inspiration. That was the case for almost the first 6 months. I reviewed all the papers, went through all case studies, and put so much effort in all assignments and home works.
After that, I just kept along to keep it going...at a normal pace...looked at it as just something I have to do. When it came to my thesis proposal, I thought this was a chance to utilize all my learning. I went for what later proved to be one of the most difficult cases: A Business Plan. It had to be ready for implementation! which basically needed to gather what ever I had learned during my course work and tailor them to a specific business idea. My professor was a tough one, which was looking to make a reputation by kicking our asses on the thesis...I won't mention how many times I met her, and how many times she edited my write ups, let alone the defense...
Now I have four more modules to go...I just want it done...nothing more!
When we started our studies, there were 43 of us, all with so much different and diversified backgrounds. Some one said, any thing more than 68% is a waste of time, resource and energy...at that time we laughed...I guess now after two and half hears, we all got to that point.
