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How Global MBA Accelerates Your Career Goals

A Global Master of Business Administration (MBA) program offers numerous advantages for professionals seeking to accelerate their career goals on a global scale. This article explores how a Global MBA can fast-track your career, providing valuable insights and opportunities for personal and professional growth.

Global Perspective and Network:

A Global MBA exposes you to a diverse and international learning environment, fostering a global perspective. Interacting with classmates from different countries and backgrounds enhances cultural intelligence and expands your global network. The connections you build during the program can open doors to international job opportunities, partnerships, and collaborations, providing a broader scope for career growth.

Enhanced Business Skills:

A Global MBA equips you with a comprehensive set of business skills necessary for success in today's global marketplace. The curriculum covers a wide range of subjects, including finance, marketing, strategy, leadership, and entrepreneurship. These skills enable you to navigate complex business challenges and make informed decisions. The program also offers opportunities for practical application through case studies, real-world projects, and internships, enhancing your ability to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world scenarios.

Leadership Development:

A Global MBA program focuses on developing leadership capabilities, emphasizing the qualities and skills required to lead teams and organizations. Through experiential learning, mentorship programs, and leadership workshops, you can enhance your strategic thinking, problem-solving, and decision-making abilities. The program fosters self-awareness, emotional intelligence, and effective communication, enabling you to inspire and motivate others. Strong leadership skills are highly sought-after by employers, and a Global MBA can provide you with the tools and experiences needed to excel in leadership roles.

International Career Opportunities:

One of the key benefits of a Global MBA is its potential to open doors to international career opportunities. The program's global perspective, network, and reputation increase your marketability to multinational corporations, global consulting firms, and international organizations. The exposure to different business environments, cultures, and industries positions you as a valuable asset in a global workforce. Additionally, many Global MBA programs offer career services and job placement assistance, connecting you with international job opportunities and facilitating your transition to a global career.

Entrepreneurial Mindset:

A Global MBA nurtures an entrepreneurial mindset, fostering innovation, creativity, and an ability to identify and seize business opportunities. The program encourages students to think critically and develop problem-solving skills in the context of entrepreneurship. Through entrepreneurship-focused courses, business plan competitions, and access to mentorship and incubation programs, you can cultivate the skills and knowledge needed to launch and grow your own business venture. Whether you aspire to be an entrepreneur or an intrapreneur within an established organization, a Global MBA can equip you with the entrepreneurial mindset to drive innovation and achieve your career goals.

Conclusion:

A Global MBA provides a transformative experience that can significantly accelerate your career goals. From the global perspective and network, you gain to the enhanced business skills, leadership development, and international career opportunities, the program equips you with the tools and experiences necessary to thrive in a rapidly evolving global business landscape.

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Students will participate in immersion semesters at the Asian Institute of Technology, Bangkok (AIT Thailand), and De Montfort University, Dubai (DMU Dubai). These international exposures will help students accelerate their professional careers. Internships and placement opportunities in Thailand and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) will open the doors to international progression.

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[thewintersoldierdisaster]

can u talk a little bit more about the svech babies all grown up? How do you picture them in the future? I’m so invested now 😭😍

yes yes!! i have a longer post somewhere in my drafts that i’ll have to find and tidy up, but a few thoughts!

evie figure skates and goes pretty far, professionally, before an injury takes her out and she retires from the sport except for recreationally. she coaches figure skating as an adult. she also ends up marrying a hockey player (a canes defenseman who she hates at first and then falls in love with)

alina plays tennis through college but never tries to go pro or anything like that. she, i think, is the most “academic” of the svech babies and gets an mba, works in finance and marries a sweet, nerd that has no idea what a carolina hurricane is

kira is the least athletic of the bunch and bounces from sport to sport and job to job after she graduates college. she’s the most creative of the svech kids and i can see her being a writer or going into marketing. she’s also more of a free spirt and low key does the kate hudson thing and never actually marries her long term fiance even though they have a couple of kids

dimitri and maks both play hockey professionally. d is a defenseman and m is a goalie. they play on the same team for a couple of years before an injury forces d to retire. he marries an espn rink-side reporter (he accidentally exposes their relationship live on air and she’s mortified) and maks ends up in a situationship with her cousin for a very long time before they have an accidental pregnancy - they co-parent and drift in and out of a relationship for years until suddenly they have like two or three kids and are like huh okay i guess we actually work well together and become “official” much to andrei and solnyshka’s relief

[evolvingsidekick]

BD - winners where are they now (incomplete)

I think someone requested this somewhere

Most females and recent males because there are just too many to do rn

At companies:

Miriam Gittens (s2013): Gibney Company

Alyssa Allen (s2014): Ballets Jazz Montreal

Brianne Sellars (s2014): Dallas Black Dance Theatre

Ashley Green (s2015): Alvin Ailey American dance Theater

Payton Johnson (j2012, t2015, s2017): L.A. Dance Project

Vivian Ruiz (s2019): Ballet BC

Kelis Robinson (t2018, s2020): The Batsheva Dance Company; The Juilliard School

Kiarra Waidelich (m2016, j2018, t2020): Royal Flux Company

Quinn Starner (t2017): New York City Ballet Corps de Ballet

Emma Sutherland (j2014, t2016): MashUp Contemporary Dance Co.

Sarah Pippin (t2011): Ballet BC

Timmy Blankenship (s2017): Sydney Dance Company; choreographer

Brady Farrar (m2014, j2017, t2021): ABT Junior Company

Easton Magliarditi (t2020): Royal Flux Company

Graham Feeny (t2015): Artistic associate at Gibney Company

Logan Hernandez (t2015): Göteborgs Operans Danskompani

Zenon Zubyk (t2013): Nederlands Dans Theater

Jonathan Wade (j2011, s2016): Rambert Dance Company

Wyeth Walker (s2017): Rubberband Dance Company

Faculty/teacher/choreography:

Lucy Vallely (t2015, s2018): Broadway Dance Center, freelance choreographer

Jayci Kalb ( j2011, t2014, s2016): The Dance Centre; Radio City Clara 2010

Taylor Sieve (s2016): Jump Dance Convention

Jenna Johnson (s2012): DWTS pro, 24 Seven Dance Convention

Jazzmin James (t2012, s2015): faculty several intensives

Jaycee Wilkins (j2015): Club Dance Studio

Sophia Lucia (j2014): Dancelab OC

Brynn Rumfallo (m2014): Strive Dance Workshop (own project)

Talia Seitel (m2012): Project 21 (part-time)

Lex Ishimoto (t2014, s2016): Jump Dance Convention

at University/college:

Ellie Wagner (s2019): Ohio State University Dance Team

Ella Horan (s2021): USC Kaufman

Kayla Mak (m2014, s2021): The Juilliard School; Radio City Clara 2014, 2015

Brianna Keingatti (s2022): The Juilliard School

Julia Lowe (s2023): USC Kaufman

Ava Wagner (j2018): University of Minnesota Dance Team

Avery Gay (m2015, j2017): University of Arizona School of Dance

Leara Stanley (m2011): Duke University

Sam Fine (s2023): USC Kaufman; Young Arts 2022

Seth Gibson: The Juilliard School

Alex Shulman (s2022): New York University Tisch Dance

Joziah German (m2014, t2018, s2020): The Juilliard School

Joey Gertin (t2018): The Juilliard School

Professional dancer/choreographer:

Simrin Player (t2014, s2017): The Voice, Missy Elliot, Justin Bieber, RBD

Jaxon Williard (s2021): Rihanna, Madonna, Lil Nas X

D'Angelo Castro (j2012, t2016, s2019): DWTS troupe

Findlay Mcconnell (t2017, s2019): Tate McRace

Christian Smith (s2018): Tate McRae, NBC's Saved by the Bell

Keanu Uchida (s2014): Dancer the Musical; also a big advocate for protecting dancers and calling out inappropriate behaviour

Eric Schloesser (s2014): Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, Dua Lipa, Billie Eilish, J Balvin; choreographer, creative director, designer; Dana Foglia Dance Company

Other/a combo of things:

Bianca Melchior (s2011): actor, dancer, singer; Nick Jonas, Alessia Cara, own music; faculty at On The Floor dance competition

Tate McRae (m2013, j2015, t2018): singer/songwriter

Bostyn Brown (j2016, t2019): Professional assistant at DanceOne

Megan Goldstein (t2017); dancer, photographer

Christina Ricucci (t2013): actor, musician, dancer

Bella Klassen (j2017): The Space, vlogger

Kalani Hilliker (j2013): influencer, teaching at several places (Danceplex, MBA)

Elliana Walmsley (m2018): influencer, DWTS Junior, Radio City Clara 2019

Diana Pombo (m2016): singer/songwriter, dancer, actor; Young Arts voice 2023+2024

Morgan Higgins (t2016, s2018): dancer, aerialist

Zelig Williams (s2013):dancer/actor: MJ the Musical, Hamilton

Daniel Gaymon (s2011): dancer/actor; Broadway (Cats, The Lion King); Hamilton national tour, La La Land

Ricky Ubeda (t2011, s2012): choreographer, actor; Steven Spielberg's West Side Story

Michael Hall (s2015): Saturday Night Fever the Musical, tv dancer in Cairo, Egypt; teacher

Julian Elia (t2014): Steven Spielberg's Westside Story, working on the development of a new Broadway musical

Sage Rosen (t2016): influencer; DWTS Junior

Ryan Maw (j2015, t2017): choreographer, dancer, actor: High School Musical: The Musical - The Series

Holden Maples (j2016, t2019): dancer, teacher, choreographer

Competing/not graduated honorable mentions:

Cameron Voorhees (m2018, j2021, t2023): Evolve Dance Complex; starting career as a teacher/choreographer

Crystal Huang (m2019, j2021, t2023): The Rock Center for Dance, Bayer Ballet Academy; Prix De Lausanne 2024, Young Arts 2024, Radio City Clara 2021

Hailey Bills (m2017, t2022): Center Stage Performing Arts Studio, DWTS Junior

Brightyn Brems (m2017): DWTS Junior

Avery Hall (t2022): Danceology; Young Arts 2023

Savannah Kristich (t2021): The Rock Center For Dance; Twyla Now

Savannah Manzel (m2020): Larkin Dance Studio, Radio City Clara 2023

Kya Massimino (m2021): Radio City Clara 2023

Ian Stegeman (m2019, j2021, t2023): Woodbury Dance Center, Young Arts 2024

[never-was-has-been]

Question from Quora: "When Democrats talk about 'democracy', they really mean socialism, don't they? If so, why do they appear not to know that socialism isn't democratic?"

My answer: Social Democracy is not pure socialism. Rather, it is fairly reminiscent of FDR’s era where Capitalism was somewhat balanced with social policies, business regulations and tax rates on Corporations & wealthy individuals were much higher than in today’s 21st century economy.

Many of the rubes and uninformed voters of today who have been given the false ideology of “trickle down” economics and “Free Market”(no such thing) Globalism as being to their benefit, do not know history well enough to see through that nonsense when they read it or hear it.

US Universities and many business oriented colleges churned out 1000’s of MBA graduates who went directly to Wall Street and consistently defended runaway capitalism and huge tax cuts during the Reagan administration, while also using an anti-union narrative that Reagan boosted during his 2nd term.

Plus..and this is a significant shift…Several “blue chip” corporations off shored to Brazil, India, China and the Philippines, 100’s of 1000’s of US jobs in the Tech industry over the two 1990–2000 decades that put American middle class laborers Out of Work.. Then they blamed unions for off shoring when very few (if any) companies that went overseas were unionized in the first place!

Americans ‘drank those sewage polices’ as if it were a ‘honey’ sustenance of the whole US economy…when in reality, it poisoned the US balance of social democracy and the pro-corporate anti-social policies Congress passed as multiple financial laws that the American people had no knowledge of and no clue how it affected main street & suburban American working people.

[ohyoufool]

thoughts on lamilla and zimbits double dates (or maybe even include holsom on group dates)? —gothlesbianlardo

Ohhhh my gosh I thought about this for a long time. Ummm and then I went on a rant. Hope this is fun? @gothlesbianlardo

Starts out so awkward. Soooooo awkward. In my head Camilla and Jack BOTH get caught doing the walk of shame out of Lardo and Bitty’s room and they just give eachother twin we are so busted looks

THEN like a month later, Lardo and Camilla run into Jack and Bitty at Annie’s. they say hi and it’s busy and they all kind of crowd into a booth for coffee. A Swallow photog is there and takes a picture of Jack and Camilla briefly hugging and it goes VIRAL on nhl Twitter. bitty thinks it’s funny. jack is mortified.

Then they are bonded by fire. Guess who end up sitting together at games? Camilla and Jack. Rumors are swirling. It’s the perfect cover. Camilla and Jack both hate it for different reasons. And even though they have history and maybe it should be weird, it kind of.. stops being awkward? like they have a lot in common and they get along. And both care a lot about Lardo.

But Jack is still a rookie, Bitty isn’t out to his parents, Camilla is going pro on the tennis circuit and getting her MBA at the same time, and Lardo is landing contracts for art pieces with commas in places that make her head spin. This is kind of the perfect cover. So they ALL go out.

Twitter fans? Rabid. This is unavoidable. Tumblr is obsessed with them. The times Holsom appear on these group dates they’re on are like guest features on a tv show. Bitty’s Twitter presence SKYROCKETS.

Elaborate double, triple dates. Camilla is old money, Hamptons, takes them all out to the cape for a weekend everyone scores off. Falls asleep next to Lardo to the smell of the fog and the sea, and realizes she wants this all the time.

FAST FORWARD like four months and Camilla says “fuck it,” and with Lardo’s permission, hard launches it. Jack just sends her a text that says “<3” and one from Bittle that says “I hope you know I had to copy paste that for him. We’re both so happy for you.”

And then after the Kiss Heard Round The World, everyone lays low for a while, but also no one has to pretend anymore.

Their next double date is under no false pretenses, none of the awkward staring in the hallway like the first night. The double dates take a whole new meaning, and everyone is all for it.

Mostly I think they start going on insane adventures and Bitty’s blog kind of takes off with it. And also big #womeninsports moment because Camilo. Kicks. Ass. In the tennis world. And her and Bitty start a podcast about women’s college sports.

Jack, Stanley Cup Winner, is like “wow I’m a trophy husband to my boyfriend and my ex situationship. that totally tracks!” and is obsessed with helping them film and do the photography. abobe suite king in the off-season. Kent makes a guest appearance on the pod and there’s one WHOLE awkward minute in the recording booth when they’re all looking at each other with ONE man in common. Bitty sits on Jack’s lap the entire time they’re recording. Lardo pulls Camilla into a broom closet after.

[tooneys-russo]

Boots and Broken Hearts

A/N: A new fic that I have been thinking about, it'll follow Alessia Russo and original character Willa Conti as they navigate their lives at UNC.

Chapter 1:

The right person, but always the wrong time, maybe one day they can get their timing right. Alessia grew up in the South of London, she had two older brothers and a football obsessed Father, Mario. Her weekends were filled with football, either her playing, her brother Gio playing, her father playing for a local side. Alessia had to play with boys up until the age of 12 due to there being no local girls team she could join, but that was the best thing that could have happened to her. Playing with boys had given her a hunger to be better, stronger and faster than the boys to make sure they wouldn’t have anything to say about having a girl on their team. At school she would often be picked first by the boys because they knew exactly how good she was. Her talents had her noticed by the England Development Team, she went to her first camp for the under 14 team at the tender age of 12. There she met her best friend Ella, they were inseparable from the first moment they met. They both featured in elite football academies although for opposing teams, Alessia for Chelsea and Ella for Manchester United, they would play against each other but nothing would change between them off the pitch no matter the result. When it came time for the two to take on professional contracts Ella was offered a full time contract at her junior club, Alessia made the biggest decision of her young life, well the biggest one at that time, she decided to leave everything she knew and went to college in the United States. Alessia made her stamp on the collegiate football world when she made her first start with North Carolina University.

In comparison Willa had a slightly different road to North Carolina. She was raised in Newcastle Upon Tyne in the North East of England. She was chosen at the tender age of 8 to sign her first contract with Sunderland’s Junior Academy. Willa was tagged as an up and comer, he was a 12 year old playing in the under 16 side, and was placed into the England under 17 side by the age of 14. Willa had an outstanding junior career until she was 16, she was playing in the Under 19 European Championships, it was the final, the game she dreamed of. She stood in the opposition’s 18 yard box waiting for the corner to come in. As the ball soared towards her, Willa readied herself. The ball made contact with her head, then she felt a sharp pain to the right side of her face, then darkness. The Spanish Captain had attempted to clear the ball from the box, but instead she had kicked Willa in the face. It resulted in Willa being knocked unconscious, as well as slicing the right cheek, fracturing her cheekbone, eye socket and breaking her jaw. At that moment Willa had scored the winning goal and had her short career ended. She had her jaw wired shut for 2 months, headaches and concussion symptoms for 4 months and multiple surgeries to fix the shattered bones in her face. By the time she was cleared to play again Willa was 17 and without an academy contract. Her final year of high school was frustrating, she was surrounded by her friends from the academies who were on track for professional contracts, while she was playing division 4 women’s. Willa needed to escape from what could have been, so he sat the SATs and was on a plane as soon as she finished school, playing football (now soccer) at University of California, Los Angeles, UCLA. For four years she studied hard for her MBA while also being the star player of the UCLA Bruins Women’s Soccer Team, Captain from her Sophomore year onwards. She had a passion for analytics and would run reports of all stats for coaches each game, she knew she may never make it pro but she could make a difference on the sidelines. In her Senior year she played in the National Championship game and with 8 minutes until the end of the game her knee gave way. She knew exactly what it was, her ACL.

There were three years between Willa and Alessia, she had stared at UCLA and she had now made the decision to step off the field and begin her coaching and analytical career, her knee still gave her trouble after the reconstruction, each time she kicked the ball it felt different and she knew she was done at the tender age of 22. North Carolina was her lifeline and she took it with both hands. Alessia was away on an England Camp when Willa started. Willa had begun working with Anson Dorrance, the coach of North Carolina on their current team list, looking at game footage from both North Carolina and every other team that they were facing. Willa had never watched so much football in her life as she did now. By the time she met the players Willa knew everything that she could about the technical abilities of the players, she noted that Alessia had not arrived yet as she was still at the National Camp. Both she and Anson had begun working on the pre-season preparation for the team. Once August came around Alessia was back at North Carolina and at training. “Willa this is-'' Anson began. “Alessia Russo, 9 goals, 2 assists in your first collegiate season with a conversion rate of 43 percent, well 43.28 percent to be exact. Very impressive.” Willa had a bright smile and held out her hand to shake. Alessia was surprised by the woman in front of her with the Newcastle accent that sounded familiar, she seemed to know more about her than she did. Their blue eyes met as they shook hands. “I’m Willa Conti, pleasure to meet you Alessia.” She smiled and bit her lip gently. “Pleasure to meet you too, Willa. You seem to know a fair bit about football.” Willa laughed and let go of her hand.”Hope so. Might be disappointing if I didn’t.” Anson patted Alessia on the back. “Get on the park and join the team.” Alessia ran to join her teammates who were ecstatic that she was back.

After training Willa was going through the data from each player’s GPS and footage from the session. Her phone rang with a familiar name on the screen, her girlfriend, Jennifer. “Hey babe.” She sat back in her chair and ran her fingers through her long chestnut hair. Jennifer was not pleased at all that Willa had moved all the way to North Carolina away from her in LA, where she had just been recruited into the Orlando Pride Wave NWSL team. “Hi, you haven’t texted me back in hours. Too busy with all those North Carolina girls?” Willa could hear the anger in Jennifer’s voice and sighed knowing what was coming. “I have been running training and doing the analysis ready for this week’s first scrimmage.” Willa was being drained each conversation with Jennifer knowing that it would quickly become a fight. “Of course, well I have a game this weekend and I got you tickets. Are you able to come?” Willa looked up at the schedule on her office wall. “Yeah I should be able to. Will be a good game against Portland.” Jennifer hummed in agreement. “Yeah it will be good to see you, I miss you.”

“I miss you too, I will see you this weekend. Love you.” Willa’s tone was as happy as she could make it. 

“Love you too babe.” Jennifer sounded a lot more upbeat than when the call had started. The two had met when they were both on the UCLA football teams, Jennifer was a local LA girl and they seemed to be pushed together instantly. Willa found her comforting but did admit that at times she was so focused on football that she did neglect their relationship, it was lucky that they were on the same team. But Jennifer didn’t seem to mind as long as Willa was at all the parties with her, all the games and on her arm when she needed it. Jennifer was gorgeous and could have easily gone into modelling, she had flowing brown hair that had a slight curl, bright green eyes that matched the trees when they would go hiking around California. Her skin was permanently sunkissed and a rose tattoo graced the side of her forearm. As a couple they complimented each other perfectly, Willa had mid back length chestnut brown hair that was usually in a high pony tail, blue eyes that were like a royal blue, her facial scars were only noticeable in particular light like a lion had scratched down her right hand cheek. Willa’s skin was tanned after being in the LA sun for four years, her Italian background had been particularly beneficial. On her left ribs she had a tattoo of the Newcastle United badge and the UCLA Bruin. The Newcastle badge was important to her, they were her team but they never had an academy, the only one close by who had a girls academy was Sunderland, her natural enemy. Jennifer stood at 5 feet 7 inches and Willa who stood at a comfortable 5 feet 10 inches. The two were the IT couple of UCLA Athletics and he sat next to her when she was drafted to the Orlando Pride Wave, it was everything she wanted and more, Willa opted to not go into the draft, not wanting to be disappointed. When Willa received her offer to coach and be technical analyst at North Carolina Jennifer’s response left a lot to be desired, her focus was on their future in Orlando Pride and what it would mean to do long distance how hard it would be. There was no consideration for what Willa wanted, which was all too common in their relationship. 

Willa walked into the athletes dining room ready for another early morning session, she didn’t expect to see Alessia sitting by herself with a textbook by her side. Willa filled up her plate and sat next to the blonde Brit. “Good morning.” Willa smiled warmly, Alessia’s blue eyes looked up at her. “Oh hi.” She sat back and put her fork down on her plate. “What are you doing here so early?” Alessia glanced at the bag on the ground. “You know training isn't until later right?” Willa nodded, “Yeah I know, I just wanted to go for a run at the field, test some things out.” She laughed softly. “Test some things out? Like what the grass length?” She looked back into the older girl’s eyes. “Well depending on the grass length it would change the time that it would take the ball to -” Willa noticed the joking nature of Alessia’s question and the grin she was now wearing. “Ah, um no not the grass length just wanted to check the drills we had planned. Wanting to make sure we are improving on particular things.” Willa looked down at her plate embarrassed slightly about her first answer to Alessia’s clearly rhetorical question. Alessia smiled and bumped gently into Willa’s side. “Sorry, sometimes my sarcasm doesn’t translate. Is it possible for me to come with you to see the drills?” Willa smiled and nodded, unable to answer with her mouth full of food. The rest of their breakfast was filled with casual conversation, Willa discovered that Alessia had gone through the academy system just as she did, she also discovered that she wasn’t a huge fan of the tea available to her in the dining hall. Yorkshire tea was clearly the most superior tea, although with her time in America, Alessia was now very coffee focused, Willa noted that an oat flat white was the younger girl’s order.

Willa and Alessia made their way to the field, she made Willa feel comfortable with no judgement or expectations on her. Alessia felt an instant connection to the young coach, Willa took an interest in what she had to say and never once questioned why she would leave a professional contract behind for college halfway across the world. Willa and Alessia worked on multiple drills for around two hours, by the end they were both trying to catch their breath. “How were they? The drills? They alright?” Willa looked at the blonde next to her. “Well I am absolutely knackered, but I feel good and got to work on my first touch. What did you think?” She fixed her blonde ponytail. “Your touch is bloody good already, I just need your shot conversions a bit higher.” Willa laughed and she smiled. “Oh yeah? As a Sophomore I am out-scoring some of the Seniors.” Alessia put her hands on her hips and looked at the taller girl. “You won’t be playing against these girls in England, or at a World Cup. You are going to play in the best league in the world. The NWSL is dropping in quality and that's the league these players want to end up in. Not you, you have to play in Europe.” Willa said it casually as she grabbed her drink bottle. Alessia stared at her expressions, there was no mistaking that Willa was serious, she was almost matter of factly the way she spoke. Alessia was about to reply to the quite nice comment before they heard Coach Dorrance calling out. “Willa don’t keep the players from class! She is here for an education not just to kick a ball around, if her grades drop you will be tutoring her!” Willa nodded, “Yes Sir, sorry Alessia. I will see you tonight at training,I think we will be looking at some footage after the session. I want to chat to you about some plays.” Willa handed Alessia her drink. “Thanks Willa, appreciate it.” 

Alessia counted down the minutes until training, it isn't that she hated her classes, it was just that she couldn’t stop thinking about getting back on the field. Her aim was always to get better, each session added to her knowledge. The second class was finished for the day she was walking to the field, after warm up she watched as Willa explained the drills that she did with her that morning. During the drills in the hot sun, the girls began complaining about getting tired, their shots got more sloppy and their passing became wayward. Coach Dorrance called training and they all came into a group together, Willa had a grin on her face as some girls sat down and others caught their breath. “Well, that was a fantastic session. Willa has been doing some work on what we have been lacking and how we can improve. I know you girls are tired but I will let her chat to you about what the aim was.”

Willa stepped forward half a step. “Each game goes for around 90 minutes, give or take with additional time. The training today was medium to high intensity for 120 minutes. That gives both Coach and I an idea of what level you can maintain and for how long. Your disposals and shots only became detrimental to the function of the drills in the last 5 minutes. We now know that you can last 115 minutes, at a very good intensity. This is going to give us an advantage, we will also be doing lighter sessions after game day and doing recovery but these punishing sessions will give you a mental and physical edge over our opponents. In those moments when the other team is fatiguing you will remember this training and other after this and you will know you can push further. Great session, have a shower and we will meet you in the theater for a film session.” Willa grabbed the drink bottles and passed them around to the players, when she got to Alessia he looked into her eyes. “Feel a bit better with more players?” Alessia took a large drink from her bottle and nodded. “Yeah I actually got a rest.” She said slightly out of breath after her drink. “Good, you did really great.” Willa went around to other players and chatted to them, giving them tips on their movements and positioning. Alessia noticed that Willa genuinely wanted each player to be better than they were at the start of the session, she seemed excited to be involved even if it was picking up cones or organising everything for the coach. 

As the girls got ready for the film session a few of them talked about Willa and how nice it was to have a cute girl coaching them and how they wouldn’t mind getting a few one on one sessions with her. Alessia laughed along with the girls, she was very attractive physically but it was her personality that seemed to be the best part of the Geordie. The girls made their way to the theatre and out the front stood Coach Dorrance, Willa sat up the back with a notepad, Alessia saw her and made her way next to her. “Can I sit here?” She paused as she looked at the girl. “Oh yes of course, I want to show you something.” She moved down a seat. “I will be going through with as many players as I can like this to make sure I cover everyone's game.” Alessia noticed that she flicked through her notebook which was divided for each player, she got to her and the first page was full of notes on her past season. “Last season you played as a very solid number 9, the player that would be the main option for goals, I don’t want that to change but I do want to have a look at your off the ball work.” As the game footage played, Coach Dorrance showed what the opposition did that North Carolina needed to address and work on for the off season. Willa focused on Alessia’s movement and where she would prefer her to move, “It is just as important what you do off the ball as what you do on it.” Alessia was captivated as she talked, Willa was captivated by the way Alessia played. They both admired each other's passion for the sport and their drive to make either themselves or their teams better. At the end of the film session the girls started leaving Willa and Alessia walked out together into the car park. “The scrimmage game in two days, I want you to focus on getting into those looser positions, drag those defenders out of the danger areas to allow a player to come through. They will want to follow you and not be aware of the danger that is coming. Trust me, then on the next play you come around the back and get to that back post for the cross and just knock it in. Easy as you like.” Alessia stared at her. “That easy?” She nodded. “They all know you, you will be marked tighter than a compression sock. Use it to your advantage. Goodnight Alessia, great work today” Alessia watched Willa walk back towards her car, she changed her line as she got closer and walked towards a black BMW parked with its lights on. Willa’s head dropped as she got into the car, Alessia watched and got into her own car. She had no idea whose car Willa had gotten into but it appeared she knew the person.

Chapter 2

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Johnny Lee Stallworth (born July 15, 1952) is a former football wide receiver who played for 14 seasons in the NFL for the Pittsburgh Steelers. He played college football for the Alabama A&M Bulldogs and was the Steelers’ fourth-round draft pick in 1974. He played in six AFC championships, and went to four Super Bowls, winning all four. His career statistics included 537 receptions for 8,723 yards and 63 touchdowns. His reception total was a franchise record until 2005. He played in three Pro Bowls and was the Steelers’ two-time MVP. He was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

A native of Tuscaloosa, Alabama, he was an All-Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference receiver for Alabama A&M. He earned a BS in Business Administration and an MBA with a concentration in Finance from Alabama A&M University.

He was inducted into the Black College Football Hall of Fame.

He was selected 82nd overall in the fourth round of the 1974 NFL Draft, a class of which he was one of four Pittsburgh Steelers picks who would be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Scouts from various NFL teams observed him run the 40-yard dash on a wet track at Alabama A&M University and were disappointed by the results. He became a starter in his second season and held that job for the rest of his 165-game career. He battled a series of fibula, foot, ankle, knee, and hamstring injuries that forced him to miss 44 regular-season games.

He led the AFC with a career-high 1,395 yards gained on 80 receptions in 1984 when he was named the NFL Comeback Player of the Year. He helped the Steelers defeat Super Bowl champion San Francisco for that team’s only loss of the season and led the Steelers in a playoff run that featured an upset win over the Denver Broncos in the AFC Divisional Playoffs at Denver’s Mile High Stadium.

He was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in August 2002. #africanhistory365 #africanexcellence

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Resume Tips for Finance Freshers in Jaipur: Land That Interview!

Looking to kickstart your career in the finance sector? Whether you're a recent graduate or transitioning into your first role, crafting a resume that stands out is the first step toward landing finance jobs in Jaipur for freshers. In a city that's rapidly emerging as a hub for start-ups and financial firms, a well-written resume can make all the difference—especially in the competitive world of private jobs in Jaipur for freshers.

In this article, we’ll walk you through practical, beginner-friendly resume tips to help you impress recruiters and get that callback. Let’s dive in!

1. Start with a Strong Objective Statement

Your objective is the first thing employers read. Make it specific and tailored to finance roles. Avoid vague sentences like “Seeking a challenging job” and aim for something like:

“Recent B.Com graduate with a strong foundation in financial accounting and analysis, seeking entry-level finance roles in Jaipur to contribute to business growth and learn from industry professionals.”

A crisp, clear objective sets the tone for the rest of your resume.

2. Highlight Your Education and Relevant Coursework

As a fresher, you may not have industry experience—but your academic background matters. Clearly mention:

Your degree (e.g., B.Com, MBA, M.Com)

University and graduation year

Key subjects (Finance, Accounting, Economics)

Any relevant certifications (like Tally, Excel, or Financial Modeling)

Pro Tip: Add your CGPA or percentage if it's above average.

3. Showcase Internships and Projects

Recruiters understand you're a fresher—but showing initiative through internships or academic projects gives you a major edge. Highlight:

Finance-related internships

Budgeting or accounting projects

Participation in finance clubs or events

Any role in college fests involving financial planning

Example: “Completed a 2-month internship at XYZ FinServ, assisted in preparing MIS reports and analyzing client portfolios.”

4. Focus on Skills That Matter in Finance Jobs

Tailor your skills section to align with what employers look for in finance jobs in Jaipur for freshers. Consider including:

MS Excel (pivot tables, VLOOKUP)

Financial analysis

Tally or QuickBooks

Communication skills

Basic knowledge of taxation and GST

Keep your skills list focused—avoid listing everything unless it’s relevant to finance.

5. Keep Your Resume Neat and One Page Long

You’re a fresher, so your resume should ideally fit on one page. Use a clean layout with consistent fonts and margins. Keep it organized under clear headings: Objective, Education, Internships, Skills, Projects, and Extra-Curriculars.

6. Customize for Each Job Application

Tailor your resume for each job you apply to—especially for private jobs in Jaipur for freshers. Use keywords from the job description and tweak your objective and skills to match what the employer is looking for.

If the job asks for “Excel and accounting basics,” make sure those appear in your resume—naturally and truthfully.

Avoid These Common Mistakes:

Using fancy fonts or too many colors

Grammatical or spelling errors

Including irrelevant part-time jobs (unless they taught you transferable skills)

Using one generic resume for all applications

Ready to Apply?

Once your resume is polished, the next step is applying smartly. Look for reliable job portals that specialize in connecting freshers with growing companies in Jaipur.

Salarite is a trusted platform that helps job seekers like you find the best finance jobs in Jaipur for freshers, including opportunities in dynamic private companies. With career counseling and tailored job alerts, Salarite makes your job search smoother and smarter.

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MBA as a fresher or experienced: Which is better?

This is a common crossroads for engineers who have just graduated. I’ve walked this path myself, let me tell you- The dilemma that occurs in this decision is very real. The trade-off between pursuing an MBA after B.Tech or seeking some experience and then move into management roles can be quite tedious. Through this answer, I would try to provide an outlook from both the sides so you’ll be at a better position while making the choice.

If you’re a Fresher (0–1 Year Experience): Coming right out of a prestigious engineering college, you’re still in that academic mindset—your learning curve is steep, your enthusiasm is high, and you’re well-versed in exams like the CAT or GMAT. If you manage to get into a top B-school, it could turn out to be a fantastic move.

Pros:

You can save 2–3 years and start earning sooner after your MBA.

B-school feels like a natural continuation of your studies, so you’ll adjust quickly.

Some of the leading IIMs (like IIM-A PGP) are welcoming to freshers, with peer groups that mirror your own.

Challenges:

You might find yourself lacking real-world context during class discussions.

Contributing meaningfully in case studies or group projects could be a bit of a struggle.

Landing placements can be more challenging without prior work experience, especially for roles in consulting, strategy, or leadership.

If you have 2–3 Years of Experience: After spending a few years in the workforce—whether in IT, manufacturing, startups, or core roles—you come in with a clearer perspective. You’ve witnessed how organizations operate, discovered what you enjoy (or don’t), and figured out the career path you want to pursue.

Pros:

You’ll connect better with case studies, leadership discussions, and real-world business challenges.

You bring a level of maturity, confidence, and workplace insights to the classroom.

You have compelling stories for interviews, which can lead to better placement outcomes and a clearer idea of your specialization.

Challenges:

Balancing exam preparation with work can be tough.

Giving up a steady paycheck might feel like a leap of faith.

Adjusting back to student life requires some mental recalibration.

To summarize what I’ve stated above, If you’re absolutely certain and can secure a spot at a top B-school as a fresher, go for it! But if you’re feeling uncertain or seeking more clarity, those 2–3 years of work experience can be incredibly beneficial—they provide both depth and give a structured approach to your MBA journey.

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Documents Required for Admission in Canadian Colleges & Universities

Hello everyone welcome back to Globexa immigration this is Jitender Grover in this blog we are discussing  Documents for Admission in Canadian Colleges & Universities about  Dreaming of studying in Canada in 2025? You’re not alone! Every year, thousands of students from India choose Canada for its world-class education, post-study work opportunities, and inclusive society. But before you pack your bags, there’s one crucial step—getting your documents right for college or university admission in Canada.

At Globexa Immigration, recognized among the Best Immigration Services in Haryana, we’ve helped hundreds of students successfully apply to top Canadian institutions. Whether you’re in Panipat, Karnal, Sonipat, or anywhere else in India, this guide is your complete checklist for applying to Canadian colleges and universities.

1. Why Study in Canada?

Canada offers:

Globally recognized degrees

Affordable tuition compared to other countries

High visa success rate

Work opportunities during and after studies

Pathways to permanent residency

No wonder searches like “Best Visa Counselor Near Me” and “Canada Study Visa Consultant in Panipat” are rising daily—and that’s where Globexa Immigration comes in to help you every step of the way.

2. Essential Documents Checklist to Apply for Canadian Colleges & Universities

Here’s the complete breakdown of documents you’ll need when applying to study in Canada:

2.1 Academic Transcripts & Certificates

These are the most important part of your application. You’ll need:

Class 10th and 12th Mark Sheets

Bachelor’s Degree/Diploma (if applying for PG programs)

Semester-wise transcripts (for graduate/postgraduate applicants)

📌 Make sure all documents are:

Scanned clearly

Translated into English (if not already)

Attested by relevant authorities

2.2 Passport Copy

You must provide a valid passport. Usually, institutions ask for a scanned copy of the first and last page.

🕒 Pro tip: Ensure your passport is valid for at least 6–12 months beyond your intended course duration.

2.3 English Language Proficiency Test Results

Canadian colleges require proof that you can study in English.

Accepted tests include:

IELTS Academic (Most programs need 6.0 or 6.5 bands overall)

TOEFL iBT

PTE Academic

Duolingo English Test (accepted by some institutions)

We at Globexa Immigration offer IELTS & PTE coaching to help you meet the score requirements.

2.4 Statement of Purpose (SOP)

Your SOP is a personal essay that outlines:

Why you chose to study in Canada

Why you selected the particular course and college

Your career goals

How studying in Canada will help you achieve those goals

🎯 A compelling SOP improves your admission chances and visa approval rate.

Need help? Our expert writers at Globexa Immigration, the Best Visa Counselor in Panipat, craft SOPs that impress Canadian admission officers.

2.5 Letters of Recommendation (LORs)

Required especially for Postgraduate programs, these letters should come from:

Academic mentors (teachers, professors)

Employers (if you have work experience)

LORs should be on official letterhead and must include:

Relationship to the applicant

Duration of interaction

Observations on applicant’s strengths, work ethic, and potential

2.6 Resume / CV

Required for:

PG Diplomas

MBA & Master’s programs

Co-op and Work-Integrated Learning programs

Include:

Education history

Work experience

Certifications and internships

Language & software skills

Extracurricular achievements

2.7 Portfolio (If Applicable)

Courses like:

Graphic Design

Animation

Architecture

Media or Fine Arts

…often require a portfolio showcasing your creative work. Follow specific format and content guidelines issued by your target college.

2.8 Entrance Exam Scores (If Required)

Not all programs require GRE or GMAT, but you may need them for:

MBA programs

Some Master’s level courses

Check the individual program requirements on the college website or consult our expert team at Globexa Immigration.

2.9 Proof of Work Experience

Some programs (like MBA or Postgraduate diplomas in Business, IT, etc.) may need:

Experience Letters

Offer Letters

Salary Slips

Reference Letters from past employers

All documents must be in English and on company letterhead.

2.10 Financial Documents (For Study Permit Application)

While not always required for admission, these are crucial for your Canada Study Visa. You must prove that you can financially support yourself.

You’ll need:

Bank statements (last 4–6 months)

Proof of tuition payment

GIC Certificate (for SDS category applicants)

Loan sanction letter (if using an education loan)

Affidavit of financial support (if sponsored by parents/relatives)

3. Why Choose Globexa Immigration?

📍 Located in Panipat, Globexa Immigration is a trusted name for those searching “Best Immigration Services in Haryana” or “Visa Counselor Near Me.”

We provide:

Canada Study Visa Consulting 

University & Course Selection Assistance 

SOP/LOR/Resume Drafting 

IELTS/PTE Coaching 

Visa Filing & Interview Prep

Post-Visa Support (Travel, Accommodation, GIC, etc.)

✅ Over 1,000+ successful study visa approvals ✅ Personalized counseling from expert advisors ✅ Direct tie-ups with top colleges & universities in Canada

4. Final Thoughts

Applying to Canadian colleges can feel overwhelming, but with the Right Guidance and Complete Documentation, your dream is within reach. Trust the best visa counselor in Panipat, Globexa Immigration, to make your journey smooth, professional, and successful.

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A Global MBA provides a transformative experience that can significantly accelerate your career goals. From the global perspective and network, you gain to the enhanced business skills, leadership development, and international career opportunities, the program equips you with the tools and experiences necessary to thrive in a rapidly evolving global business landscape.

Ajeenkya DY Patil University, Pune offers MBA Pro, which is a global MBA designed for the business leaders of tomorrow. Students who successfully graduate this program will have acquired the skills, knowledge, and experience that are globally recognised as essential for leadership roles in modern organisations. Graduates will learn to perform and excel in a volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous world and to welcome the challenges and solve complex issues with advanced expertise. They will be able to operate ethically, sustainably, and profitably in leadership roles in a range of industries and contexts.

Students will participate in immersion semesters at the Asian Institute of Technology, Bangkok (AIT Thailand), and De Montfort University, Dubai (DMU Dubai). These international exposures will help students accelerate their professional careers. Internships and placement opportunities in Thailand and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) will open the doors to international progression.

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The Best 5 Colleges for MBA in India: Compare Fees, Packages and Courses Offered

When considering MBA programs in India, public institutions stand out for their high quality of education. With strong industry connections and impressive employment records, prestigious MBA colleges offer a wide range of programs, ranging from traditional management degrees to specialized degrees in finance, human resources, and industrial management. The best 5 colleges for MBA in India offer rigorous curricula, experienced faculty, and state-of-the-art facilities, providing students with a solid foundation to excel in the highly competitive business world. 

In this article, we will take a look at the best 5 colleges for MBA in India, focusing on specific courses, fee structure, employment statistics, and other important details that can help aspiring managers make informed decisions.

Admission Criteria for the Best 5 Colleges for MBA in India

An MBA is significant in developing organizational skills, business acumen, and cultivating leadership qualities—essential factors for effective business management and managerial roles across various fields and industries. The eligibility criteria for applying to an MBA program are as follows:

To successfully participate in an MBA program, candidates must have a 3-year bachelor's degree or equivalent in any field. The overall score must be 50% or higher.

Candidates who belong to reserved categories can apply for admission to one of the best 5 colleges for MBA in India with a university grade of 45% or higher.

Candidates who have completed professional courses such as CA, CS, and CMA can also gain admission to the MBA program.

Employees with at least two years of experience in any field are eligible for the MBA program.

Best 5 Colleges for MBA in India

When considering admission to an MBA program, most applicants give government universities their top priority. The primary reason is that government universities are relatively cheaper than private universities because they receive funding from government agencies. Aside from lower tuition fees, the academic programs and internship opportunities at the best 5 colleges for MBA in India are also important. With an increasing number of candidates applying to top public universities for MBA degrees, the competition is becoming increasingly fierce. Therefore, candidates have to follow a thorough preparation process to achieve high academic scores.

1.   IIM Ahmedabad

Established in 1961, IIM Ahmedabad is one of the best 5 colleges for MBA in India. It is known for its rigorous curriculum and exceptional faculty. The institute offers a variety of courses. These include the Postgraduate Program in Business Administration (PGP), Postgraduate Program in Food and Agribusiness (PGP-FABM), Executive MBA (PGPX), and Fellows in Management (FPM). Specialized programs such as the Armed Forces Program (AFP) and the ePost Graduate Diploma in Advanced Business Analytics (ePGD-ABA) are also available.

Fees: INR 25 Lakhs

Average Package: INR 34.36 LPA

Top Package: INR 1.15 CPA

Batch Size: 455

Entrance Exam: CAT, Written Ability Test (WAT), and Personal Interview (PI).

Courses Offered: Food and Agriculture Management, Business Management, Communication, Economics, Finance, and Accounting,  Human Resource Management, Information Systems Management, Marketing Management, Organizational Behavior Management, Operations and Decision Making, Science, Strategic Management.

2.   IIM Bangalore

Established in 1973, IIM Bangalore is a leading MBA institution affiliated with the Government of India. It is known for its innovative curricula and strong industry connections. The institute offers a variety of management programs, including the Postgraduate Program in Business Administration (PGP), Postgraduate Program in Enterprise Management (PGPEM), Executive Postgraduate Program in Business Administration (EPGP), and Fellows in Management (FPM). A unique program offered is the Postgraduate Program in Public Policy and Management (PGPPM).

Fees: INR 24.50 Lakhs

Average Package: INR 35.31 LPA

Best Package: INR 80 LPA

Batch Size: 512

Entrance Exam: CAT, WAT, and PI

Courses Offered: Decision Sciences, Economics, Social Sciences, Entrepreneurial Marketing, Organizational Behavior, Human Resource Management, Production and Operations Management, and Business Analytics.

3.   IIM Kozhikode

Established in 1996, IIM Kozhikode is recognized for its beautiful campus and emphasis on diversity and inclusion, making it one of the best 5 MBA colleges in India. The institute offers the Postgraduate Programme in Business Administration (PGP), the Postgraduate Programme in Business Leadership (PGP-BL), and Fellow in Management (FPM) programs. Additionally, the Executive Postgraduate Programme (EPGP) is tailored for working professionals.

 Fees: Rs. 22.5 Lakhs

Average Package: Rs. 29,23 LPA

Best Package: Rs. 67,02 LPA

Batch Size: 483

Entrance Exam: CAT, WAT, and PI

Courses Offered: Economics, Finance, Accounting, and Control Information Technology, Systems Management, Humanities and Liberal Arts, Marketing - Organizational Behavior, Human Resources, Quantitative Methods and Operations Management, Strategic Management.

4.   IIM Calcutta

Founded in 1961, IIM Calcutta is known for its strong finance programs and extensive alumni network. The institute offers a variety of programs, including the Postgraduate Program in Business Administration (PGP), the Postgraduate Executive Program (PGPEX), and the Specialized Postgraduate Executive Program in Visionary Leadership in Manufacturing (PGPEX-VLM). It also offers the Fellows in Management (FPM) program and the Postgraduate Certificate in Business Analytics (PGDBA).

Fees: Rs.  31 Lakhs

Average package: INR 35.07 LPA

Top Package: INR 1.20 CPA

Batch size: 462

Entrance exam: CAT, WAT, and PI

Courses offered: Economics, Business Ethics and Communication, Finance, Strategy, Management, Human Resource Management, Organizational Behavior,

5.   IIM Lucknow

Founded in 1984, IIM Lucknow is renowned for its leadership and sustainability. The university offers the Postgraduate Program in Management (PGP), Postgraduate Program in Agribusiness Management (PGP-ABM), and Postgraduate Program in Sustainability Management (PGP-SM). The International Program in Executive Management (IPMX) and the Fellows in Management (FPM) are among its many programs.

 Fees: INR 20.70 LPA

Average Package: INR 32.20 LPA

Best Package: INR 1.23 CPA

Batch Size: 571

Entrance Exam: CAT, WAT, and PI

Courses Offered: Economics, Information Technology and Systems, Finance, Accounting and Control Management, Humanities and Liberal Arts, Organizational Behavior and Human Resources, Strategic Marketing Management, Quantitative Methods and Operations Management

This list includes the best 5 colleges for MBA in India. It details the courses offered, fees, average placements, batch sizes, and top packages offered. Each institution is recognized for its unique strengths and contributions to management education in India.

College360 is a platform where you can search nearby colleges through by name, place and many more. 

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Is Choosing a Civil Engineering Course in BTech Good or Bad?

So, you're thinking about pursuing civil engineering in BTech, but you're unsure if it’s the right choice? Let’s break it down in a simple way—no fluff, just the real deal.

Why Civil Engineering?

Think about it—every bridge you cross, every skyscraper you admire, and even the roads you travel on daily exist because of civil engineers. This field isn’t just about designing and building; it’s about creating the infrastructure that keeps the world running. If you have an interest in structures, construction, and problem-solving, civil engineering could be a great fit.

The Pros of Choosing Civil Engineering

✅ Endless Job Opportunities – Whether it’s construction, project management, or urban planning, civil engineers are in demand worldwide. India’s infrastructure is constantly growing, which means skilled professionals will always find work.

✅ Government & Private Sector Jobs – Unlike some fields where private jobs dominate, civil engineers can land well-paying government jobs in organizations like PWD, NHAI, and Indian Railways.

✅ Future-Proof Career – Roads, bridges, and buildings aren’t going anywhere! With sustainable and smart cities on the rise, civil engineers are needed more than ever.

✅ Competitive Salaries – While starting salaries can vary, experienced civil engineers, especially those specializing in high-demand areas like structural or environmental engineering, can earn impressive packages.

The Challenges You Should Consider

🔸 Physical Work Involvement – If you prefer an office-based career, civil engineering may not be the best fit. Many roles require on-site work, managing construction projects, or supervising workers.

🔸 Slow Growth in Some Sectors – While the demand is steady, salary hikes in some government roles may not be as fast as in IT.

🔸 Higher Studies Can Be Beneficial – Many civil engineers go for M.Tech or MBA to climb the career ladder faster. It’s not mandatory, but it definitely helps.

How to Make the Most of a Civil Engineering Degree?

If you’re set on civil engineering, choosing a reputed college makes all the difference. Institutions like NMIET focus on practical learning, industry exposure, and strong placement support. Many of the top 10 engineering colleges in Bhubaneswar offer specialized labs, internships, and real-world project experience, which can give you a solid head start.

Networking also plays a key role. Get involved in internships, connect with industry professionals, and stay updated with the latest construction technologies. The more skills you build, the better your career prospects.

Final Verdict – Is Civil Engineering Worth It?

If you have a passion for designing, building, and shaping the world around you, civil engineering is an excellent choice. However, if you're looking for a desk job with minimal fieldwork, you might want to explore other engineering fields.

The key is to choose a good college, stay updated with industry trends, and gain as much practical experience as possible. Many of the top 10 engineering colleges in Bhubaneswar, including NMIET, offer strong placement support and hands-on training, making sure students are job-ready after graduation.

So, is it good or bad? The answer depends on YOU. If civil engineering excites you, go for it! Just make sure to put in the effort, and you’ll have a rewarding career ahead.🔗 Thinking about admissions? Check out colleges with strong civil engineering programs here:NMIET Admissions

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Can an MBA Really Help You Decide When the Heat’s On?

You’re facing a tight deadline, your team’s panicking, and the stakes are sky-high. How do you decide what to do?

An MBA might just be the edge you need. It’s not just about fancy degrees or networking—it trains you to think fast and smart under pressure.

Programs like the Babson College MBA program focus on real-world problem-solving, shaping you into a decision-making pro. Let’s dig into how it works.

Why Decision-Making Under Pressure Matters?

You’ve probably been in a spot where you had to choose—fast—and the clock was ticking. Studies show that 70% of business leaders face high-pressure decisions weekly, Forbes, 2023.

Mess up, and it could cost money, jobs, or worse. An MBA steps in here, teaching you how to stay cool and pick the right move when it counts.

It’s not magic. The training rewires how you think. You learn to spot patterns, weigh risks, and act—all without breaking a sweat.

Think of it like learning to drive in a storm: tricky at first, but with practice, you handle it like a pro.

How an MBA Builds Your Decision-Making Muscle

So, how does an MBA help? It’s all about giving you tools and real experience. Let’s break it down.

1. Facing Real-Life Scenarios

MBA programs throw you into the deep end with case studies—think of them as business “what would you do?” puzzles.

You analyze a company’s mess, like a sinking sales team or a supply chain disaster, and figure out a fix.

Research from Harvard Business Review 2022 says 85% of MBA graduates feel more confident tackling chaos after these exercises. You’re not just reading—you’re deciding.

2. Crunching Numbers Fast

Under pressure, data is your lifeline. MBAs teach you to read financial reports, market trends, and stats quickly.

You learn to spot what matters—like a 10% sales drop signaling trouble—without drowning in details. It’s like being handed a flashlight in a dark room: you see the path forward.

3. Thinking on Your Feet

Ever freeze when someone asks you a tough question? MBA classes, especially group projects, force you to think fast.

You might pitch a plan to “save” a failing business in 10 minutes. This sharpens your brain to react, not just sit there stressing.

The Pressure Test: What You Learn

Here’s where it gets fun. An MBA doesn’t just teach you what to decide—it shows you how. You pick up three big skills:

Clarity in Chaos: You learn to cut through noise. When everyone’s yelling ideas, you focus on what’s urgent—like fixing cash flow over chasing a shiny new project.

Risk Smarts: You weigh pros and cons fast. Should you launch a product now or wait? An MBA gives you frameworks to decide without guessing.

Gut Check: Data’s great, but sometimes you trust your instincts. The program hones that too, balancing logic with intuition.

Take a 2024 survey from the Graduate Management Admission Council GMAC: 88% of MBA alumni say they handle stress better postgraduation. That’s not a fluke—it’s training in action.

Does It Really Work? Let’s Look at the Numbers

Still wondering if this pays off? Check this out:

Source: MBA Alumni Survey, 2023 LinkedIn

These jumps show you’re not just learning theory—you’re getting better at the real stuff. Employers notice too.

Companies say MBA grads are 40% more likely to lead under pressure (Forbes, 2023).

Bringing It to Life: A Quick Example

You’re managing a team, and a client threatens to walk away unless you slash prices by 20%. Panic sets in.

Pre-MBA, you might freeze or cave. But with that training? You pause, check the numbers—say, your profit margin’s only 25%—and counter with a 10% cut plus extra service.

The client stays, and you keep the business afloat. That’s the MBA difference: you think, then act.

Why You Should Care

You might think, “Can’t I learn this on the job?” Sure, you can—but it’s slower, and mistakes hurt more.

An MBA speeds it up, giving you a safe space to mess up and learn. It’s like a flight simulator for pilots: you crash a few times, but when it’s real, you soar.

Plus, the world’s moving fast. By 2030, 65% of jobs will demand quick, smart decisions World Economic Forum, 2023. You don’t want to be the one left guessing.

Wrapping It Up

So, does an MBA shape your decision-making under pressure? You bet it does. It hands you tools—case studies, data skills, quick thinking—and turns stress into your playground.

You walk out ready to handle whatever hits you, whether it’s a cranky client or a crashing deadline. The numbers back it up, and the skills stick.

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What’s Next After a BA? The Ultimate Guide to High-Paying, Future-Proof Careers

A lot of people still ask, “What can I do with a BA?” like it’s some second-tier qualification. Let’s set the record straight—BA grads are running the world in everything from business and tech to law, media, and government.

If you’re wondering, “What’s the best career path after a BA?” or “How do I land a high-paying job with a BA?”—you’re in the right place. Let’s break down your best moves for 2025.

1) Get That Bag with an MBA If you have a bachelor's degree and huge money goals, an MBA could be the ticket. It is one of the highest-paying postgraduate alternatives, and you do not need a commerce or business experience to apply. Why Choose It? • MBA graduates from top colleges earn ₹15-40 LPA packages. • Many employment opportunities, including marketing, finance, human resources, consulting, and entrepreneurship. • Global demand—All industries require keen business minds. Top roles include marketing manager, business consultant, human resources leader, financial analyst, and startup founder. How do I get in? • Take the CAT, GMAT, or MAT to get into a top-tier business school. • Focus on finance, marketing, digital strategy, or other high-growth industries.

2) Become a Power Player in Law (LLB). Have you always tried to argue your way out of a situation? It's time to turn that skill into a career. Law is not just for BA Political Science graduates; anyone can pursue an LLB after completing their BA. Why Choose It? • Corporate law companies, legal consultancies, and multinational corporations are hiring like crazy. • High salary and prestige—Top lawyers earn ₹10-₹50 LPA and more. • Career advancement is insane—from junior associate to legal powerhouse in just a few years. Top Roles:  

Corporate Lawyer (₹12-₹25 LPA)

Legal Consultant (₹10-₹20 LPA)

Judge (via Judicial Services Exam)

Criminal Lawyer (high-paying cases)

How do I get in? • Take the CLAT PG or AILET to guarantee a top law school seat. • Pass the Bar Exam after earning your LLB degree to begin practicing.

3) Crack the Civil Services & Run the Country

Want power, status, and job security? The UPSC Civil Services Exam is your battlefield. If you're willing to work hard, this is one of the most rewarding occupations after earning a bachelor's degree. Why Choose It? • You literally rule the country, including policymaking, law enforcement, and international relations. • Benefits: IAS/IPS officers receive a monthly salary of ₹56K-₹2.5L+, government housing, travel benefits, and job security for life. • Respect and influence—Being addressed as "Collector Sahab" or "Madam Secretary" has various implications. Top roles include IAS Officer (Indian Administrative Service), IPS Officer (Indian Police Service), IFS Officer (Indian Foreign Service), and Revenue/Customs Officer. How do I get in? • Crack UPSC CSE—it's difficult, but with proper preparation, you can succeed. • For additional elite government jobs, consider taking the SSC CGL, Banking, or State PSC exams.

4) Teaching (B.Ed + NET/SET for Professors)

Teachers do earn well, especially in top schools, universities, and edtech businesses, despite the common misconception that they do not. Why Choose It? • Stable and respected career—if you enjoy influencing young brains, this is it. • There is a high need for good teachers and academics everywhere. • Alternative routes—online teaching, coaching, and curriculum development generate significant revenue. Top roles include college professors (8-20 LPA in private colleges) and edtech specialists (10-30 LPA in Byju's, Unacademy, etc.). Education Consultant (12 LPA+) How do I get in? • Complete a B.Ed (for school teaching) or an MA with NET/SET (for college-level teaching). • Pro tip: Create YouTube content or launch a coaching business—teachers are becoming influencers!

5) Media, Content Creation & Digital Marketing – The 21st Century Goldmine

Do you have a way with words? Do you enjoy telling stories? The digital age requires YOU. Why Choose It? • Social media, content marketing, and branding are rapidly expanding. • Companies rely on qualified writers, strategists, and marketers to sell their products online. • Freelancing can lead to monthly earnings of ₹50K-₹3L. Top Roles:  Digital Marketing Manager (₹8-₹25 LPA) Content Strategist (₹6-₹15 LPA) Social Media Manager (₹6-₹20 LPA) Copywriter/SEO Specialist (Freelancers can earn ₹2L per month!) How do I get in? • Understand SEO, social media strategy, and paid advertising (Google and Meta Ads). • Create a portfolio, including blog posts, YouTube videos, and LinkedIn case studies. • Work for brands, agencies, or as a freelancer.

Final Thoughts: Make Your BA Work for YOU

A BA degree is NOT a limitation—it’s a cheat code. The world’s top CEOs, lawyers, civil servants, and content creators started with a BA. It’s all about choosing the right path, stacking skills, and making bold moves.

So, ask yourself:

Do you want money & leadership? MBA

Love arguing & debating? LLB (Law)

Want power & prestige? Civil Services

Passionate about teaching? B.Ed / MA + NET

Into social media & writing? Digital Marketing & Content

Still not sure what's best for you? That is where Aimshala comes in. Aimshala connects students with expert career consultants, academic counselors, and industry specialists to help them choose their ideal path. We can help you with MBA admissions, UPSC preparation, and launching a career in digital. Do you want expert career advice that is targeted to you? Visit Aimshala today and take control of your future.