The Ten Most Dangerous Things Business Schools Teach MBAs
A lot of MBAs think the world is now lucky to be working with them. Here are the 10 most dangerous things they learn in B-School.
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A lot of MBAs think the world is now lucky to be working with them. Here are the 10 most dangerous things they learn in B-School.
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Labels: B-School, Business School, Dangerous, MBA, Ten Big Lies
I don't have a problem with Peter Thiel selling his Facebook shares. I have a problem with him continuing to serve as a director and selling his shares
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Labels: Corporate Governance, Don Graham, Erskine Bowles, Facebook, FB, Insider Selling, Mark Zuckerberg, Peter Thiel, Sheryl Sandberg
Unlike the experts who believe Facebook, Zynga, and Groupon should have waited to IPO, I think the companies' rocky results as a public company show they should have gone public much sooner than they did.
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Labels: Amazon, AMZN, Andrew Mason, Eric Lefkofsky, Facebook, FB, GOOG, Google, Groupon, GRPN, Mark Pincus, Mark Zuckerberg, ZNGA
360 degree feedback has been around for some time now. You know it’s reached the level of common management practice when it gets featured in Dilbert cartoons and “The Office” episodes.
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Labels: 360 degree programs, feedback, HR, Human Resources, Leadership Development
It's a matter of time before Apple drops Google as the default search engine on the iPhone. However, here's why it's more likely that they'll replace it with Yahoo! search rather than Microsoft's Bing
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