This program aims to analyze the most common buzz words from Stanford Graduate School of Business (GSB)'s BLAST mailing list, which is subscribed by all GSB students (MBA, MSx and PhD) and used heavily by the student community to broadcast news, seeking help, etc. The idea is similar to Google Keyword Trend, except that it's applied to a very specific environment and audience.
This series ran for 62 episodes, taking notes and reflections during my 12 months in Stanford Graduate School of Business' Master of Science for Experienced Leaders (MSx, aka, Sloan Fellow) program. The original episodes were scattered around in my blog, together with photo series, dance videos, rock band videos, and self-invented theoretical frameworks. I didn't intend to put them in nice order because the structure of this blog was meant to force readers to read every article.
This was a organized by Stanford GSB's Greater China Business Student Club. The talk was scheduled during the final exam week of the Spring Quarter between some terrifying exams.
When I look back at the past year in Stanford/GSB/Sloan Fellow Program and reflect what was it that we tried to get out of this incredible experience, I think our goals fall into six mutually exclusive and collective exhaustive categories, namely, PFIKER.
Hotel California and It's My Life at CEMEX Auditorium
This is the last one in this CIDRAE Evaluation Series
... continued from Course Evaluation_Fall Q ...
The swan song performance by our beloved rock band The Spillovers on the Last Sloan Dinner on Thursday, June 13, 2013 at Vidalakis Dining Room in Schwab. Great songs to close out our amazing rock band run in the Sloan year!
From a recent project in my favorite course of the quarter: OB388 Leadership in Entertainment Business, my group researched and analyzed the success of K-Pop.
Preview of what's coming on my GCBC Talk - Stay Full Stay Smart