A study by Stanford economist Caroline Hoxby revealed that the number of college-going students increased after every recession after 1960. \u201cHistorically there is a counter-cyclical effect on application volumes to business school<\/a>. As the economy worsens, applications go up,\u201d says Bill Boulding, Dean, Duke University\u2019s Fuqua School of Business. However, the economic downturn starting in our face now is different from those in the past. It\u2019s a universal phenomenon, the aftermath of the Covid 19 pandemic that will give rise to a new economy and will need professionals with an enhanced set of skills to help organizations navigate the pandemic blues.<\/p>\n As we aim to learn from the times gone by and devise business plans for the future, research will be vital for organizations to remain viable in their respective fields. Business experts and academics are unanimous in their verdict that Analytical thinking, which is responsible for problem-solving, will be a much sought-after skill amongst future managers. Research-based Fellow Program in Management (FPM)<\/a> offered at Jaipuria Institute of Management, Lucknow<\/em>, Noida, and Jaipur has been designed to equip students with skills that will be a requisite for the future. Research scholars honed by this doctoral level program can claim top seats in decision-making processes in the industry and academia.<\/p>\nResearch and analytical state of mind hold the key<\/h4>\n
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What does it take to be a Fellow Program in Management?<\/h4>\n