I've had a very busy and exciting couple of weeks. Two weeks ago was probably the most diverse week of activities I've had in a while, filled with a handful of world-renowned speakers. I hope to get through my backlog of blog posts as soon as I can (I don't remember the last time I had a backlog -- usually I'm struggling with some writer's block).This post covers some accounting-related lessons I learned in my finance and entertainment classes (strangely enough). The outlook is somewhat pessimistic but boils down to ethical principles of honesty in company accounting and valuation.
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About one month has flown by since I finished orientation at UCLA Anderson, and it's been an incredibly busy yet productive month. I have been surprised by how little tedious work there has been and how much valuable information and how many useful experiences I have already been lucky to have. I've been meaning to post about each of the lessons below as the month went by (as I learned them), but I just couldn't find the time. Perhaps I will expound on them in future dedicated blog posts. Some of the lessons below are a lot more technical and narrow than others; some are directly from a specific class and others more from a general business-school team learning experience. The order of the lessons listed below is somewhat random but generally goes from technical/specific to non-technical/general/life lessons. Most of the lessons involve my areas of interest (finance, technology, and entrepreneurship) and highlight new perspectives I've gained through my first month at Anderson. Part of my purpose in writing these down here is to track my progress (and not forget), and the other part is obviously to share it with anyone else interested. Finance
Entertainment and Business Law
Communications, Networking, and Time Management
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