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Research in Action Day…

Posted on April 12, 2009 by rob

Today was a unique experiment by HBS.  Instead of the normal class schedule, in lieu of each class, we had the option of attending 20 different 1hr presentations by HBS professors on their research.  It’s really quite a good idea … Continue reading →

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LCA: Therapy for Business Leaders

Posted on February 18, 2009 by rob

LCA (Leadership and Corporate Accountability) is easily my least favorite class this semester.  It’s basically Business Ethics – which makes for perfectly fascinating bar conversation, but impossibly aggravating 90-person case discussions.  Part of it has to do with the way … Continue reading →

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The Entrepreneurial Manager

Posted on February 10, 2009 by rob

We had our first TEM class today – and I absolutely love it!  Recruiting has been such a timesink lately that I haven’t had a chance to update much on classes.  The Entrepreneurial Manager (TEM) just started (late in the … Continue reading →

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Grading and The Case Method

Posted on October 19, 2008 by rob

I love the case method.  I really do.  I’ve always been a fan of innovative teaching methodologies (after all, what else is there to think about when you’re forced to listen to a boring professor drone for hours?).  The case … Continue reading →

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The RC First Semester Courses

Posted on October 13, 2008 by rob

As we approach midterms next week, I thought it might be a good idea to briefly comment on each of the courses we have the first semester.  First, it’s worth mentioning that HBS designs their curriculum so that every student … Continue reading →

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