Ania Zymelka

I am an anthropologist by education, with a particular interest in minority communities, migration and psychology. I have worked as a journalist in India, Germany and England, and will one day make a living by travelling the world, taking pictures and writing stories about the hidden corners of our world. Admittedly, my plan might fail due to a lack of these hidden corners. I enjoy cycling, playing and listening to music, photography. and climbing trees in one of North London's parks.

Ania's Recent Articles

Google Education Charms Universities

Against the trend, b-schools stick to their own email solutions

15 December, 2009
Remembering Peter Drucker

Father of management theory termed business gurus “charlatans”

27 November, 2009
Wharton Challenges Over-competitive Males and Incapable Females

Women make up 40 per cent of the new MBA class at Wharton, forcing guys on campus to re-think gender stereotypes

6 October, 2009
Hands of a Risk-Taking Woman

Think you’ve got what it takes to be a derivatives trader? Check your hands

8 September, 2009
Six Years On and Still Competing

The MBA friends all get together

1 September, 2009
Spoon-feeding Jobs to Indian MBAs?

Indian b-schools guarantee jobs for everyone. Sounds like heaven? Think again

22 August, 2009
Enjoy the Horror

Pay more to get less, who’s really influential on Facebook and why fear is good in our round-up of professor blogs

15 August, 2009
Having Their Cake

American girls in London combine full-time work with cupcakes start-up

11 August, 2009
Indian B-Schools Set for New Culture of Giving

Courier firm staffed by deaf people among initiatives aimed at boosting charity culture

9 August, 2009
Teddy Bear Effect Benefits Black CEOs

Subconscious fears of “aggressiveness” put black people at a disadvantage in business, claims research from Kellogg

18 July, 2009