Have you ever heard your mentor, professor, friend or guest encourage you to participate in case competitions in Universities?
Well, I had come across many who gave me this advice and I was not very convinced. The reasons for me were pretty clear.
Fear of failure
Working in a random group of students/colleagues
The questions not relating to my field of interest of major And of course a rebel attitude, why should I?
Well, now I give a chance to everything first then form my opinions. Since the 1st year of my masters, I started participating in case competitions and my thinking completely changed. Again for some more obvious reasons
Developed a critical problem-solving approach
Built confidence through pitching
Harnessed teamwork and collaborative spirit So, I felt, it is time I invite an expert in the Australian landscape who is working relentlessly to create and offer such interesting case problems but wrapped up in a game format that every Australian student is loving. Tune into this exciting and insightful episode where I chat with Shourov Bhattacharya, creating an innovation economy in partnership with his co-founder of Polynize, Marrs.
Learn more about his unconventional journey, where he dared to combine creativity with technology and from his 20 years worth of experience was born an innovative game to help students showcase their qualities before business investors.
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