EPISODE · Mar 8, 2024 · 1H 4M
Ankush Arora is Awake
from MBA and Chill · host Claire Spahr
In this lively episode of MBA and Chill, join your host Claire Spahr as she welcomes a fascinating guest, Ankush Arora. A current student of the iMBA program at the University of Illinois, an IT Account Manager, and a cricket enthusiast, Ankush brings a rich array of life experiences and interests to our podcast. His unique journey of moving from India to the United States offers a thoughtful, personal perspective that extends beyond the common narratives. Ankush opens up about his initial foray into the IT industry, his challenges associated with being on a U.S. visa, and the pivotal changes in his life brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic. This shift led him from a happy-go-lucky attitude to a more deliberate approach to life. Our conversation also highlights his ability to balance a diverse set of interests, including cricket, astrophysics, and beloved TV shows, amidst his professional commitments and ongoing iMBA studies. This episode also taps into the intriguing parallels between the business world and two iconic television shows, 'The Office' and 'Breaking Bad.' Anchored by the characters of Michael Scott and Walter White, Claire and Ankush delve into an entertaining game, "Who Did It Better: Walter White or Michael Scott?" which showcases these characters' distinctive approaches to business scenarios. As Ankush looks forward to his iMBA program, he shares his expectations and the business principles that pique his interest. This episode invites listeners into an engaging mix of personal experiences, popular television references, and business insights. Whether you are an MBA student, a TV enthusiast, or simply a lover of good stories, this episode has something for you. Get ready for an exploration of the unique intersection between popular television and business education on MBA and Chill.
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