The Three Minute Thesis -- Chien Nguyen

 Last Thursday, I attended an amazing and useful speaking contest about Business named Three Minute Thesis (3MT). As far as I am concerned, the three presenters showed the best version of themselves and many beautiful ideas for the topic. However, one of the most impressive presenters for me is Leon. His ideas were about watermelon consumption in each specific group. Although I found it difficult to entirely comprehend his ideas, I partly realized a useful conclusion related to product influences in the Economy. 

Besides, I was also interested in Ian Herbert's ideas for I truly discovered the BIC (Biodiversity Investment Contribution). From my understanding of his opinion, one of the most essential things in sustaining economic development is benefiting future generations. From then, the business company can easily find out the best way to develop their strategic partnership and spread their product out as quickly as possible in the global market.

Moreover, there were several fascinating and fun facts that I learned from this contest. Firstly, it had not been "easy-peasy, lemonsqueezy" for me to understand or comprehend all of the ideas which had been given by the three presenters (for they talked too fast... LOL :))). Last but not least, it was challenging for anyone who intends to have post-graduate study. It could be a long period of time to find out, research, and brainstorm ideas about a chosen topic. Therefore, an immediate idea coming up after the contest was that we had better have an immersion in nature to unwind, and then discover unobservable things by ourselves. 



Comments

  1. Ilryeon YunJuly 19, 2023 at 5:31 PM

    I agree with your opinion. It was hard for me to understand their presentation..

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  2. Chia MiyaharaJuly 19, 2023 at 5:49 PM

    I also felt secound person 's presentation was fascinating(*_*)

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