Showing posts with label personal mastery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label personal mastery. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 15, 2013

On Case Analysis

Please read the portion on critical thinking of this slideshare presentation:

Personal mastery at Slideshare


                                
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Prof Jorge Saguinsin

PROMOTING ENTREPRENEURALISM



Wednesday, May 8, 2013

My presentations today at IIAP Corporate Entrep seminar

IIAP  26th Floor Ayala Life- FGU ctr.  Ayala Ave, Makati City PHL
May 8, 2013



The following were the activities conducted for the 2nd session of the Corporate Entrepreneurship Course held by Prof Jorge for insurance executives at IIAP:

l.  Review of yesterday's lesson

2.  Lectures:

      l.  Princes of Serendip

      2.  Personal Mastery

      3.  New Product design

      4.  Innovation and entrepreneurship (Peter Drucker)

      5.  Innovation or creative imitation?




Grace did not attend;  I thought Marika would not come.  However it was fun and knowledge filled session.  I was compressing a semester into 3 4 hour session.  I hope I can do justice to the course

Monday, December 24, 2012

Are your school's MBA students worthy of being called Master/Gurus?

In one of the entrep talks, I was asked that question.  I remember it was duirng an MBAH entrep class entrep guest presentation and the guest who is from UP, an MBA (he was a milk company comptroller, and he did a lot of asset swaps, back to back leasing when the financial crisis stuck). shocked me with the question "Are your students now, worthy of being called Masters/Gurus?  During our time, our training made so good in business and strategic thinking"

I was shocked and frankly I did not know the answer.  I did not know what kind of stuff my fellow professors were teaching the MBA students, and whether there were assessments made to that effect.

Do we have gurus and Masters in our midst? Really?

Judging from some of the Strama defenses I attended, and from some of the BP submitted to me, and during case analyses which I did after that question was raised, and from the forum on the net on which is the best MBA school?,  I hate that I was asked that question.

     l.  Many lack critical thinking;

     2.  In the area of Personal Mastery (just coming to school on time and regularly;  submitting all the assignments)

     3.  Many fare badly in case analysis

     4. Many lack the rigor of use of research data and facts.  Some think that my subject does not have rigor.

In our search for being the biggest, we neglected quality.  However I admire the male strama professors who make sure that the school MBA imprint is deserved by those who wear it. I joined the ranks of faculty who were more rigorous and even flunked those who did not deserve to be called MBA.  (Now many of them are now forgotten and me included are at the backdoor)

I would have to do a lot more work (with our colleagues, to answer yes to that question.