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February 4th, 2016, 01:03 PM
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Climbing MBA
What is the different wall of climbing that the MBA students have to go though them in the Fuqua School of Business?
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#2
February 4th, 2016, 01:04 PM
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Re: Climbing MBA
Hey the The Fuqua School of Business is the business school of Duke University in Durham, North Carolina, United States. It currently enrolls more than 1,300 students in degree-seeking programs The school has the climbing Wall which is also symbolic of the many different “walls” that every Fuqua student must climb before, during, and after their MBA experience List of Walls and their beliefs The Wall of Professional Success: Leaving behind a successful professional career to pursue an MBA, and perhaps overcome some career obstacle to ultimately transition to a higher level or a completely new career. The Wall of Comfort and Security: Exchanging the comfort and security of the familiar for a new environment and new experiences. The Wall of Disapproval: Overcoming the disapproval of others, be they family, friends, colleagues, or various commentators, about the value and wisdom of pursuing an MBA. The Wall of Geography and Distance: Departing from familiar surroundings, be they in the United States or elsewhere in the world, to come to Fuqua in Durham, North Carolina. The Wall of Culture: Embracing new cultures, including, most importantly, Team Fuqua. The Wall of Similarity: Forsaking the similarity and uniformity that you may have become accustomed to in your existing professional and social circles to embrace the global diversity at Fuqua. The Wall of Fear: Conquering the fear of the unknown and the future. The Wall of Uncertainty: Confronting the risks and uncertainties that come with new opportunities. The Wall of Capabilities: Learning new habits, skills, and knowledge to enhance your capabilities, and when and where necessary, unlearning old habits, skills, and knowledge. The Wall of Change: Developing the courage and capacity to change |
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