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by s4sharpie 12y ago
The author rightly points out that there is, dare I say, a disruption in traditional career paths. Consulting/Banking/Large Corporate was 20/30 years ago seen as a key entry point for any career. And in that there was an in
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by s4sharpie 12y ago
Can't wait for sidewalk/bikelane wars over this. Too fast for the sidewalk with people walking. Will cyclists give up there precious bike lane space?
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by s4sharpie 12y ago
I completely agree that 100k is a very steep price for the coursework/books. If that is all you aim to get out of a MBA, you will not get value from the MBA. It is now everything else besides the coursework/books and framework of
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Another Funding Round for Bonobos(nytimes.com)
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by s4sharpie 12y ago
Very interesting perspective on the value of a MBA: specifically as a path to be an entrepreneur. Traditionally (say 20 years ago) much of the MBA was focussed on specific career paths: Investment Banking, Strategic Consulting, and Large C
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by s4sharpie 12y ago
Whatever you post on the internet will be available for posterity!
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by s4sharpie 12y ago
Having read the pastebin link below, the author (regardless of it being true or not) could be liable for slander of individuals and probably in violation of his employment agreement constraints about sharing private data. A likely scenario
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by s4sharpie 12y ago
Bradman survived the 'Bodyline' ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bodyline ) series where the bowlers (pitchers in American parlance) literally targeted the body to injure the players and to hamper Brandman's
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by s4sharpie 12y ago
The greatest challenge will be to see how Dropbox is able to integrate so many teams/developers successfully over time. It will be interesting to revisit this post in a year from now and see how many Predictive Edge (or their other ac