Corporate Guide: Survive and Thrive at Christ University
Reflections on co-leading a transformative program for final year students at Christ University, Bangalore—bridging academia and the corporate world.
Corporate Guide to Survive and Thrive in the Business World
Last weekend, Panini & I successfully concluded 12 modules of "Corporate Guide to Survive and Thrive in the Business World", an indigenous transformative program designed to equip final year students with the essential skills to thrive in today's dynamic workplace, as part of CAPS- Centre For Academic And Professional Support at the Christ University, Bangalore!
We enjoyed this journey and had so much to take home, it outweighed what we gave!
Key themes we anchored around:
- Mastering the Art of Transition: Bridging the gap between academia and the corporate world—through multiple case studies & guest speakers.
- Embracing Authentic Leadership: Discovering one's unique strengths and values to build genuine connections—through various exercises.
- Cultivating a Growth Mindset: Embracing continuous learning and preparing to adapt to the ever-changing workplace—through reflections, dialogues & activities.
- Navigating Challenges with Resilience: Developing strategies to overcome setbacks and maintaining a positive outlook—through stories, feedbacks & frameworks.
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