A survey of 759 graduating MBAs from 11 top U.S. business schools revealed that a company’s corporate social responsibility performance is a major factor when they select whom to work for, reports BusinessGreen.

The graduates expect to make an annual salary of $103,650 from their first employer, but 97 percent said they would be willing to sacrifice up to $15,000 to work for a company with an exemplary environmental performance, ethical business conduct and good employee and stakeholder relations.

The survey was conducted by David Montgomery of the Stanford University Graduate School of Business and Catherine Ramus of the University of California Santa Barbara. They used an anonymous online survey to limit bias in the survey.

Source : itbusinessedge.com

Was chairman of Reliance Industries Mukesh Ambani D, the chairwoman of the Board of Governors of Indian Institute of Management Bangalore, remain in the dark on the single procedure, that the Institute of the attack took for a new director?

The process that the Institute has launched an internal procedure for the appointment of a successor PG Apte - the current director, whose mandate expires next month - is quite fascinating.

First, Shyamal Roy, who led the initiative, drew his candidacy after the investigation was completed and after the first three names were disclosed.

Then, Apte said it was the entire process. “I was away in Mumbai and came to know if I withdrew. It is not a formal process.

The question of whether the IIM-B board was created before taking this initiative, TOI Apte said: “To my knowledge, no. I do not know if the Faculty tried on an informal basis, the Governing Council do not use it. But I’m out of it. ”

Roy, provided 99 points and was a leader in the race for the coveted post in the internal appointment process, his colleagues and faculty at the last minute withdrawal from the fact that age was no sound later, as 61 years, it complements August.

“Over time, a new director is in place, I am 62. We are exciting moments for the future in the field of management education opens up opportunities and challenges for the Institute. We need a youngest person to head the Institute .. “Roy said that his colleagues.

Amazing so Apte not the number of results from the online survey for internal candidates for the post of Director.
In the online survey, 50 faculty members voted 99 points and Roy assured. While J has reached 94 points Ramachandran, R Srinivasan, 64 points.

Notwithstanding the confusion, the nominee directors, their presentation to their intention and vision for the first B-school on the body of the Faculty Monday.