Management aspirants get wider choices

If you try to analyse the major difference between management education just over a decade ago, when the new millennium had just begun, and the present scenario, the one word that sums up the transformation is 'options.'

Today, B Schools are increasing elective subjects and specialisation options while also emphasising on soft skills.

Therefore, a management aspirant has a wider range of choices available, ranging from the plain vanilla courses to super specialisations. They can look at B Schools who emphasise on developing soft skills or technology-based abilities.

The bottom line is that today the world of business is dynamic and challenging, where only the fittest can and will survive. As compared to the previous scenario when employees had singular responsibilities and hardly any performance appraisal on being a 'team player,' today they have to multi-task and work in tandem with their colleagues.

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