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]]> By: Gannon Beck http://personalmba.com/pmba-update-progress-questions-for-you/#comment-34 Gannon Beck Fri, 30 Mar 2007 14:47:55 +0000 http://personalmba.com/announcements/pmba-update-progress-questions-for-you/#comment-34 I think meetup is a good idea. I would opt for practical application instead of a test though. For instance, after reading “On Writing Well” start a blog, or write a Manifesto for changethis.com. After reading “Art of the Start” start a business or non-profit—whatever works for you. This may not be practical in all instances, but I’ve been having success with it. Gannon I think meetup is a good idea. I would opt for practical application instead of a test though. For instance, after reading “On Writing Well” start a blog, or write a Manifesto for changethis.com. After reading “Art of the Start” start a business or non-profit—whatever works for you. This may not be practical in all instances, but I’ve been having success with it.

Gannon

]]> By: Francesco Ruffino http://personalmba.com/pmba-update-progress-questions-for-you/#comment-33 Francesco Ruffino Fri, 30 Mar 2007 09:10:32 +0000 http://personalmba.com/announcements/pmba-update-progress-questions-for-you/#comment-33 can't be all about the books! Hi dude, I think you had really a good idea with PMBA. I have started reading your suggested books and a lot of new ideas immediately appear in my mind :) BTW: I feel there is something missing between a "real" MBA and PMBA: the classroom. I think it's important to: 1. compare your results with other: this kind of challenge usually speed up the learning process 2. meet other people and discuss about the topics covered by the PMBA program: cause it's important also the face2face communication. So I propose you: 1. why not built some kind of exams or questionaries? let say: "the 10 (or 5 or 100) things you should know after reading book XXX". Of course the questions can be prepared by PMBA fellows in a wiki... 2. organize meeting with http://www.meetup.com/ or something similar thank you, Francesco can’t be all about the books!
Hi dude,
I think you had really a good idea with PMBA. I have started reading your suggested books and a lot of new ideas immediately appear in my mind :)

BTW: I feel there is something missing between a “real” MBA and PMBA: the classroom.
I think it’s important to:
1. compare your results with other: this kind of challenge usually speed up the learning process
2. meet other people and discuss about the topics covered by the PMBA program: cause it’s important also the face2face communication.

So I propose you:
1. why not built some kind of exams or questionaries? let say: “the 10 (or 5 or 100) things you should know after reading book XXX”. Of course the questions can be prepared by PMBA fellows in a wiki…
2. organize meeting with http://www.meetup.com/ or something similar

thank you,
Francesco

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