What Stephen Covey can Tell Executive MBA Aspirants?

Stephen Covey, the author of the famous book, "The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People" is no more. We have lost a great trainer and management guru. But, aspiring management professionals can learn a lot from applying Covey's seven habits.

1. Be Proactive: Say you enroll for an online PGDM from myBskool, then you proactively increase your knowledge of management principles and practical tactics used in the shop floor and market.

2. Begin with the End in the Mind: Ultimately, as you grow up the career ladder, you will become a manager. The highest post you can reach is a CEO of a company or start your own successful business venture. Keeping this end destination of your career in mind, you can equip yourself with an online management education program.

3. Put First things First: First, qualify yourself with a management program from a top-notch institute like IMT Ghaziabad, before you become a top-notch manager. Degree first, job role next.

4. Think Win, Win : When you get to do an online management program, you can continue working and also continue studying. So, your employer wins and you also win.

5. Seek first to understand, then to be understood: When you study management strategies, you understand what your seniors are trying to do. You understand the dynamics behind everyday decisions that your managers make. So, you understand your management before you become a manager.

6. Synergize: You synergize or learn along with other experienced working professionals and interact with them in the virtual chat rooms. You, get to see video lessons delivered by professors from IIT, IIM, and doctorates too. 

7. Sharpen the Saw:  You need to constantly improve yourself. To be a sharp and active manager, you need to sharpen your management skills. 

Stephen Covey - Author of Seven Habits of Highly Effective People