Saturday, December 19, 2020

Books for MBA students in every specialization that should not be missed

 

 


Books for MBA students in every specialization that should not be missed

A decision to do an MBA is always followed by a detailed discussion to select the specialization. There are so many fields like marketing, finance, operations, HR, and many more from which you get to pick and choose. Every field is interesting in its own way and an MBA aspirant should pay due attention to his area of interest before selecting a specialization. Make sure that you choose your specialization wisely as it will help you in creating a career that you have always dreamt of. To give you a sneak peek of various specializations, we are sharing with you 5 books for MBA students under every specialization that you can read to understand these fields better. These books for MBA students will give you insight into each field. Read further to know what these books have in store for you.

Operations

    1. Toyota Production System: Beyond Large Scale Production by Taiichi Ohno - Toyota is a case study in almost every operations books of MBA students and in this book too the relevance of lean production is explained that is said to improve production. The concepts of just in time and lean manufacturing are discussed.
    1. Avoiding a Supply Chain Apocalypse: The Best of Dr. Tom’s Advice by Tom DePaoli - In this book, the experiences of the author and the strategies and tactics used by him in managing supply chain and purchasing processes during his career are discussed. Every advice given by the author is relevant and should be understood properly.
    1. The Goal by Eliyahu M Goldratt - This is a novel that has an amazing storyline where the protagonist is a plant manager. The story highlights how he along with his mentor tries to break the conventional ways of thinking to save his plant.
    1. My Years with General Motors by Alfred P. Sloan Jr. - This book has created an impact like no other. It gives an insight into the creative business management and events that have occurred at General Motors and the way they were managed.
    1. Total Value Optimization: Transforming your Global Supply Chain into a Competitive Weapon by Steven J Bowen - The author discusses the value-based supply chain in his book which can become a competitive advantage for a company when compared to the competitors.

There are various MBA resources that you can access to complete your projects and assignments but reading these listed books for MBA students will increase your knowledge base and help you in understanding each specialization a lot better. So pick up one book from each category and give it a read to determine whether your interest actually lies in the field in which you wish to do your specialization or not. The quarantine is the best time to do something productive and what can be more productive than a good book.

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