3 Surprising Application Mistakes Prospective MBAs Make
Today, every company is a health company, no matter its size or its industry.
Professor John Quelch convened a 300-person conference entitled " Building A Culture of Health: A New Imperative for Business " on the Harvard Business School campus on April 18-19.
Wall Street Journal | Wharton MBAs Get More Training in Data and Decision-Making Wall Street Journal Wharton is expanding its offerings in business analytics, the application of data science to business problems, as more firms seek to make sense of the large troves of data they collect. The school last week unveiled an M.B.A. major in the subject and ... |
Why are cloud computing start-ups so hot with MBAs? Just ask Backblaze Founder Gleb Budman, MBA 99. His nine-year-old company has achieved five-year revenue growth of 917%!
Working with start-ups gives MBAs more responsibility and, potentially, rich rewards …
"CEOs don't have much of a choice," says Professor Sydney Finkelstein: Author of “Superbosses". "If it happens to be a President Trump, they're going to have to deal with him."
Business leaders will find ways to work with Donald Trump if he becomes president, two experts say.
Global mobility is complex – but embracing the experience can open creative ways to develop your career and your self.Read the full article: http://knowledge.insead.edu/career/embracing-the-complexity-of-global-mobility-4670 via INSEAD Knowledge
Ashlyn Smith shares what she and some of her Krannert classmates will be doing post graduation.
Recently, I had the opportunity to dine at Westwood – the house of Purdue University President Mitch Daniels – as Krannert hosted David Gregory, author and reporter, while he was on campus for a speech.
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