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Is it hopeless? What if we presuppose that business schools are going to try, what's the best they could do? I know I'm hijacking the thread here but I'm in the
by danteembermage 15y ago
Is it hopeless? What if we presuppose that business schools are going to try, what's the best they could do? I know I'm hijacking the thread here but I'm in the middle of struggling with this exact thing (teaching an entrepreneurship class to MBA students) so any constructive advice would be really helpful. What about an Entrepreneurship class having an assigned lab for example?
- bjelkeman-again 15y agoHow long is the class? I would suggest that the mechanics of setting up a company is mostly a list of things to follow: incorporation, taxes, shares, contracts etc. some with branches that needs to be followed. But it is something you only do a limited amount of times (I have done half a dozen). The key thing, I think, is to teach how to create great teams. It is your core team which defines your future. Maybe you want to look at going through an abbreviated version of Steve Blank’s “Four steps to Ephiphany” as well.