Our personality and experiences shape how we describe ourselves as an individual. Their combination plays a prominent role in our behavior, decision-making, interpersonal relationships and ultimately career choices. I have always been fascinated with the areas where Law and Business intersect. This was my main motivation to pursue JD/MBA program. When I told my friends that I am planning to apply for MBA program at Schulich School of Business, they all started telling me how much money matters to MBA students. It seemed that MBA somehow resonated with the movie of “The Wolf Of Wall Street”, taking advantage of people, not caring about environment or labor crisis, and maximizing money and profit as a priority in every situation. Coming to MBA
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Now, as the course reaches its final stages, I am proud to say that in MGMT class I have learned much more about ethics, environment and sustainability than solely how to make money. I now have much more understanding of corporate responsibilities and environmental crisis than ever before. Now I am very confident to talk to my friends about how in my MBA program our major project was focused on corporate sustainability, and to change their perspective about MBA program at Schulich School Of Business. In my opinion Schulich, through offering a course like MGMT to students who will probably play a prominent role in managing the future business environment, has been very successful not only is changing the current assumptions of a typical MBA graduate, but also in promoting the social and environmental considerations in the corporate world. To me as a leader Schulich MBA program is a great example to benchmark when it comes changing the current assumptions. MGMT was an effective academic experience that has changed my description of a leader. My today’s definition of a leader is not an individual, who has a vision, can direct employees to reach a goal, or maximize the companies’
Now, as the course reaches its final stages, I am proud to say that in MGMT class I have learned much more about ethics, environment and sustainability than solely how to make money. I now have much more understanding of corporate responsibilities and environmental crisis than ever before. Now I am very confident to talk to my friends about how in my MBA program our major project was focused on corporate sustainability, and to change their perspective about MBA program at Schulich School Of Business. In my opinion Schulich, through offering a course like MGMT to students who will probably play a prominent role in managing the future business environment, has been very successful not only is changing the current assumptions of a typical MBA graduate, but also in promoting the social and environmental considerations in the corporate world. To me as a leader Schulich MBA program is a great example to benchmark when it comes changing the current assumptions. MGMT was an effective academic experience that has changed my description of a leader. My today’s definition of a leader is not an individual, who has a vision, can direct employees to reach a goal, or maximize the companies’