To the unfortunate MBA student with a science and engineering background, corporate finance can be quite perplexing in the beginning; in fact, it may appear to be magic! First of all, it is intriguing that the value of an asset can be so subjectively quantified by market sentiment rather than by precise measurements. Second, most things […]
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Author: Paul Cheak
Paul is a member of the Cambridge MBA Class of 2012. Before joining the Cambridge MBA, he served in the Singapore Armed Forces as an Artillery Officer. He is one of this year's Cambridge Judge Business School Military Personnel Scholarship recipients.
Connections
Bilbo Baggins of Bag End has very recently become my favourite storybook character for two outstanding reasons. First, he knew how to make himself disappear; a feat that even Superman still has not caught up with. Second, he profoundly described my thoughts on Excel functions and formulas – “I don’t know half of you half […]
Old city, new adventures
I left the bus stop along Parker’s Piece with 4 bags in tow, determined as any driven MBA student to haul and drag them along the pavement, all the way to the college. My excitement for the first 5mins was soon overcome by the enthusiastic wobbling of my trolley bags – its small wheels were […]