Can someone classify the T15 schools and the top European schools as per what they are renowned for ?
Following is an example.
School A - Consulting, competitive culture etc.
School B - General Management, collaborative culture, action based curriculum etc.
Is the 100% Case Based Teaching Method used at Darden really helpful/effective over that used by some other schools such as Tuck or Ross ?
Is it something that could really be a criteria to choose it over other schools of the similar category ?
It would be great if someone could rank the best b-schools across the globe renowned for Product Management or General Management!
Hi everyone !
I'm currently in the IT industry in India with around 7 years of experience. I would really want to pivot to FMCG/Luxury Brand Management or General Management or Product Management (not specifically in tech) after my MBA. I understand that the pivot is difficult, but I would really like to know the top B-schools (Global) renowned for these disciplines and at least give it a try.
I placed an order for this product during sale with card offers and exchange offer. After the sale got over, first, the seller cancelled my exchange and marked it as verification failed when even no one came for the exchange pickup at my doorstep. Then, upon reaching the customer care to know the reason, the executive by herself (without me asking for it) told me to reorder the product and promised me by herself to match the exact price that I got during the sale and even sent me a written confirmation for the same on mail. After the product was finally delivered and the exchange was successfully picked up, I called back to Amazon asking them to fulfill their price match promise (of ₹29,000 approx.) and they asked me to call after the return window was over. So, I called after that and they denied to fulfill their price match promise. I've called around 5 times in 20 days (with really long call holds) and each time I receive different statements: Can refund only partial amount, can refund full amount but there is some issue, cannot refund the amount etc.
It seems that they are holding me at fault, but it is me who is not at fault but at total loss in terms of money and in terms of trust as the main reason to buy during the sale was that I was getting a good price for my old laptop. Infact, I was getting a better price on Flipkart and similar price in the local market but still I trusted Amazon. Alas, it's a shame that Amazon cannot even keep up to their written statements and cannot even refer to their call recordings (which they sarcastically always do for training and quality purposes).
Any advice would really be appreciated.
I placed an order for this product during sale with card offers and exchange offer. After the sale got over, first, the seller cancelled my exchange and marked it as verification failed when even no one came for the exchange pickup at my doorstep. Then, upon reaching the customer care to know the reason, the executive by herself (without me asking for it) told me to reorder the product and promised me by herself to match the exact price that I got during the sale and even sent me a written confirmation for the same on mail. After the product was finally delivered and the exchange was successfully picked up, I called back to Amazon asking them to fulfill their price match promise (of ₹29,000 approx.) and they asked me to call after the return window was over. So, I called after that and they denied to fulfill their price match promise. I've called around 5 times in 20 days (with really long call holds) and each time I receive different statements: Can refund only partial amount, can refund full amount but there is some issue, cannot refund the amount etc.
It seems that they are holding me at fault, but it is me who is not at fault but at total loss in terms of money and in terms of trust as the main reason to buy during the sale was that I was getting a good price for my old laptop. Infact, I was getting a better price on Flipkart and similar price in the local market but still I trusted Amazon. Alas, it's a shame that Amazon cannot even keep up to their written statements and cannot even refer to their call recordings (which they sarcastically always do for training and quality purposes).
Any advice would really be appreciated.
Hi everyone, I'm in the process of applying to B-schools across the globe. However, I'm really confused regarding the Geography to select and would really appreciate if someone could guide me on this in which ever aspect possible. I feel that doing this would further help me shortlist the schools. Thanks in advance!
Just to mention, I'm from India.