Selling a car to a customer, the BMW company shows its knowledge of the wishes of their clients. Still, it’s not enough – they also want to know why customers have these wishes.
It’s June now, and all higher education institutions are saying goodbye to their graduates. It’s the time when young people become professionals and obtain their degrees at last, so thousands of rousing speeches are being pronounced all around the world.
New Masters in Finance rankings from The Financial Times have been released. They are divided into two parts – for programs where job experience is required and for those where it is not.
London Business School student Hamish Forwood-Stokes, 34, is currently completing his internship at Splittable, a small startup company with a very small budget, dealing in finance.
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