Choosing a Project:

1. Consider your strengths: Think about projects where you demonstrated your skills and knowledge effectively. Did you excel in research, analysis, presentation, or problem-solving? Choose a project that highlights your strongest areas.
2. Emphasize relevance: Select a project with real-world applications or potential for future use. Consider the industry you’re targeting and choose a project that aligns with its needs.
3. Seek feedback: Refer to instructor feedback on your chosen project. Identify specific areas for improvement and use that information as a starting point for revision.

Improving the Artifact:

1. Review instructor feedback: Analyze the specific suggestions and address them directly. This could involve restructuring the content, adding supporting evidence, or improving the writing style.
2. Apply your current knowledge: Look at the project with fresh eyes. Leverage what you’ve learned since completing the program to add insights, update information, or refine your arguments.
3. Enhance clarity and conciseness: Ensure the project is easy to understand and navigate. Streamline the writing, remove redundancies, and focus on the key points.
4. Proofread meticulously: Check for spelling, grammar, and formatting errors. Ensure the presentation is professional and visually appealing.

Writing the Narrative:

1. Introduce the project: Briefly explain the project’s origin, the course it belonged to, and its overall purpose within the MBA program.
2. Highlight your contributions: Describe the specific tasks you undertook and the knowledge you applied. Emphasize your unique contributions and thought process.
3. Explain the improvements: Detail the changes you made based on feedback and your current understanding. Briefly explain how these changes enhance the value and effectiveness of the project.

Remember, this is an opportunity to showcase your skills and growth. Choose a project you’re proud of, revise it thoughtfully, and present it in a way that demonstrates your potential to a potential employer.