It’s been a year since I joined BCG. As I repeatedly told during my interviewing process to join the firm, I was expecting to discover the universe of companies. How they are built, how they are managed, what different business units can one find in them, how departments interact, how people finally work together to meet specific targets, etc.

At the beginning I knew nothing. Nothing at all. I had just finished my engineering degree and all I had seen were hordes of geeks, TI calculators, code compilers, processing theory and math. It was interesting and challenging, but it lacked from practical application. Basic economy and business theory was (and now I can guarantee you) far from what is needed in real world. But once you enter in this kind of company, you learn fast.

My intention is to resume in blog posts some of the ideas and concepts that have found more fascinating.

1. Jesus Guerrero Says:
   January 11th, 2007 at 03:47

   ok, I will wait for your posts.