I know that blogging isn't quite de rigeur in the working set. It's still relatively new in the student set - but it's becoming more and more prolific. There are some great MBA blogs out there and most of them are aggregated at the opencoder.org site for Students, Applicants and Alumni.
There seems to be a complete absence of Executive MBA bloggers. On the opencoder.org list, this is the only EMBA blog and one of only 3 from Canada.
When prospective students are looking for the program to invest their time in and wondering if they can cope with the work/life/school balance, any prior experience that can by provided by current students is greatly appreciated.
I remember the first week at school where we had a panel discussion with some recent graduates and it was fascinating to hear their "coping" mechanisms as well as dirt on all the courses to come. Tips and techniques are always appreciated.
Go on, you can do it. Just start up a blog here at Blogger or at WordPress - they both have good blogging systems that are easy to us. It's really very easy and you have lots to say.
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Maybe we Executive MBA students are so busy with work/school/family that there isn't enough time to blog? I know I'm finding it challenging to keep up my blog. Good luck with yours!
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Executive MBA Programme is specially designed to provide executives with the skills and knowledge they need to get ahead in their careers. The transition from being a Professional to a Manager, in today's knowledge economy, needs a sound grounding in the core disciplines of Management, as well as skills in Leadership and Strategy
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