Ten-Day MBA, The - Steven Silbiger

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Notwithstanding whether you are getting your MBA, this book gives incredible blueprints of MBA course material to give you a strong foundation.

I use it as a supplement to my MBA classes. Before I take a particular class, I'll read through and study its individual segment in this book, and come into class generously all the more obviously with a not too bad base of perception for the material.

Similarly as other, I came into my MBA program with a non-related BA(Poli Sci), which gave no application to the middle courses(eg. Econ, Accounting, Data Sets and Models). Really, my last math class of any kind was pre-Algebra in HS and Statistics my first year of college.

In spite of the way this book didn't magically demonstrat to me the math capacities required, it sent me adequately far along the best way to deal with be productive in class.

Reward! It even has an endorsement toward the end of the book that you can FRAME!

Regardless of whether you are getting your MBA, this book gives great outlines of MBA course material to give you a solid establishment. I utilize it as a supplement to my MBA classes. Before I take a specific class, I'll read through and study its individual section in this book, and come into class substantially more unquestionably with a decent base of comprehension for the material.

In the same way as other, I came into my MBA program with a non-related BA(Poli Sci), which gave almost no application to the center courses(eg. Econ, Accounting, Data Sets and Models). Actually, my last math class of any sort was pre-Algebra in HS and Statistics my first year of school. Despite the fact that this book didn't mystically show me the math abilities required, it sent me sufficiently far along the best approach to be fruitful in class.

Reward! It even has a certificate toward the end of the book that you can FRAME!

I read this book a few years ago. I am a qualified MBA and had been working 3-4 years post qualification. What made me pick this book was, basically, curiosity. I wanted to see how this book can claim to teach, something we have spent 2 years in studying, in 10 days!

I went through the book and liked the way it started. But after 2 chapters I found the book a bit slow. I thought it could have been more fast paced considering that it had to cover almost 2 years of learning in 10 days. One more observation I made was that the examples and situations used do not accurately relate to our situation.

I think for a professional course like MBA most of the learning happens because of project works, case-study solving, and sharing of real life examples by the faculty. One cannot just read and understand practicality of the concept very well. Having said that, the book is still very well written and does cover the topics well.