Dinesh Singh primarily manages student experience and course facilitation at Sunstone Business School. He is also involved in counselling students at the time of admissions. Dinesh spent significant time as a consultant with McKinsey & Co, based out of their Pittsburgh offices in the US. While at McKinsey, he worked with Fortune 500 companies as a strategy consultant and helped companies design their go-to-market strategies. Dinesh is a graduate from IIT Kanpur and MBA from Cornell University. While MBA needs to evolve to keep pace with the changing environment, the goals to a large extent remain the same – to create future business leaders. The focus of pedagogy is to create strong self-belief in the students. This self-belief enables them to solve complex problems using their experience and knowledge, most importantly to “get the job done”. The pedagogy also needs to create more “market ready” entrepreneurs, leaders and managers. In this recent article, Dr. Srikanth Datar of Harvard Business School says: “Schools also seem to have lost it where practical skills is concerned” Our pedagogy at Sunstone Business School relies on three important pillars: redefining faculty as a consultant and coach rather than a lecturer, use of workplace for instantly [...]
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