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Tag Archives: MBA
Graduate School: Where CEOs Become Stupid?
Good post from David Pogue on December 15th about what he learned while teaching a course at Columbia Business School. He was amazed at the complete lack of business understanding by the so-called best and brightest at Columbia’s B-school, one … Continue reading
Posted in Career, Leadership, Organization, Philosophy
Tagged CEO, MBA, organization, profitability
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