Essays on Mount Everest

Mount Everest, also known as the ‘Goddess Mother of the World’, is a mountain on the crest of the Great Himalayas region which lies on the border of China and Nepal. It is the world’s highest mountain above sea level, reaching an altitude of 8,848...

A Saudi woman who climbed the Mount Everest Reading about mountain climbers conquering new heights, quite literally, is always interesting. Its intriguing to know their motivations behind the incredible feats. But hearing about a woman from a conservative culture such as that of Saudi Arabia...

Nepal authorities makes mandatory hiking training for Mount Everest and for different peaks as properly. Nepal take this selection after assessing the records of folks that are missing or useless during the Everest expeditions. 11 climbers have been useless or went lacking on the 8,850...

General manager must learn important lessons of leadership and decision-making process from this mount Everest tragedy that took place in 1996. In Mount Everest tragedy, we see the cognitive bias such as sunk cost effect, overconfidence bias, recency bias. Sunk cost effect- It is the...

Ever since Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay’s successful ascent of Mount Everest in 1953, exhibitionists and adventurers alike have traveled in waves to get a taste of the near forty-day hike. Standing tall at just over 29,000 feet, Sagarmatha, Everest’s Sanskrit name meaning “peak of...

Last week Maggie, Nate, Teresa, Will, and I ventured up Mount Everest. We entered the simulation excited and energized to be exploring collaboration through an interactive simulation. We concluded the simulation feeling disappointed with our results. We walked away from the experience a bit in...