Harvard Begins Case Study as Tainted MBAs Reveal Damaged Brand
By Oliver Staley
April 2 (Bloomberg) -- Harvard Business School, stung by criticism that it hasn’t prepared alumni to cope with the economic meltdown, will dissect its performance using a practice it employs to examine corporations in crisis.
Harvard’s alumni include Stanley O’Neal and John Thain, the former chief executive officers of Merrill Lynch & Co. who presided over the New York company’s decline; Rick Wagoner, the ousted CEO of General Motors Corp.; and Christopher Cox, former chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
Thursday, April 02, 2009
IS HARVARD GOOD FOR AMERICA?
I'm only half-serious in asking this but I'm beginning to wonder a tiny bit. We know that Harvard has been a breeding ground for wingnuts and now we know it also helped create some of the crooked MOTU.
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