Date: January 30th, 2007 10:50 PM Author: Talented sable market
I'm looking at these quarterlies and I'm wondering where the team is going with the project. We're in the midst of a paradigm shift. Are these deliverables part of our core competancy?
Date: October 19th, 2007 11:24 AM Author: big trump supporter spot
Law Professor Vikram Amar at UC Davis believes the Bar rejected Sander's request because the study is "controversial," examining the huge disparities in bar passage among different racial groups attending the same law school.
Date: May 18th, 2007 3:17 PM Author: Vigorous newt
From an actual Microsoft white paper:
"Our growth is very much trending up in a month-over-month situation," Ed Suwanjindar, a product manager with Microsoft’s mobility group, said in an interview. "We continue to beat our numbers from the prior month. Our OEMs are ramping production and we’re gaining a lot of traction with all our key audiences," Suwanjindar said.
Date: January 30th, 2007 11:10 PM Author: pontificating glittery ticket booth love of her life
I assume I'll have 3 classmates to work with this week--do I get to pick them this time, or will they be assigned to me? Also, do we all have to give the presentation, or can we elect a single spokesperson for the group?
Date: January 30th, 2007 11:29 PM Author: Talented sable market
Just remember that we're in the business of delivering knowledge-based solutions in a dynamic, multilateral environment. Adaptability and scalability are key.
Date: January 30th, 2007 11:28 PM Author: Grizzly step-uncle's house double fault
Just to give you a heads up, I think he's on point, but we're going to have a single point of contact on this. Otherwise, this is going to be like herding cats. Let's de-duplicate a bit and assign the deadwood to "beverage leadership."
Date: May 5th, 2008 10:23 PM Author: Sepia concupiscible library multi-billionaire Subject: almost
I think we need to get you back on track--in cohesion with the rest of the group.
I like your initiative but what we are trying to achieve here is more of a collaborative group effort, and less of a unilateral, un-synergized attempt at what is sure to be the latest in a group-theory based elevation of platform.
Also, as the election nears we need to ramp-up our ethnic tolerance so as to not appear one-sided, you follow my brother?
Date: January 30th, 2007 11:51 PM Author: fishy thriller personal credit line
agreed. Family Guy's return has been satisfactory, but I think it is beginning to wear down. Futurama's greatness was its characters, which I think is easier to maintain than plots and flashbacks/gimmicks.
Date: January 31st, 2007 9:49 AM Author: avocado home therapy
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Date: January 31st, 2007 9:32 AM Author: razzle-dazzle goyim
The buy-side guys are all squawking about increased profitability for T-Comms in eastern Europe given changes in the regulatory structure but I just don't see it. Their ROR+ elements that have been driving bottom lines for years will quickly be commoditized and the market for next generation broadband and wireless products is essentially saturated in the short to intermediate term. Given the over exuberance in the market, I'd short the the ADR's and hedge the currency exposure.
Date: February 2nd, 2007 7:55 PM Author: Flushed vivacious cuckold
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Date: March 21st, 2007 9:49 PM Author: Bronze Theater Stage
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Date: May 18th, 2007 5:55 PM Author: Judgmental Comical Indian Lodge
Our work on organizational issues is guided by the view that organizations are complex and dynamic systems. The crucial element in these systems is, of course, people. Our goal is to find ways that improve both individual motivation and institutional performance.
Representative issues we address with our clients include:
Determining the Role of the Corporate Center - How can corporate "overhead" create value far in excess of its cost, strengthening and energizing business units so the whole is greater than the sum of the parts? What role best fits your strategic vision? Which structural elements of organizational design best address your current needs and long-term objectives?
DelayeringTM the Organization - Have you reduced your management ranks as dramatically as your work force? Could you eliminate 15-30 percent of management costs while cutting decision-making time in half?
Optimizing the Networks - What if you could identify key players on both sides of a premerger discussion? What if you could better understand how your people networks work or don't work? Are there ways to foster innovation internally? To promote your brand externally?
Linking Accountabilities with Strategy - Does your organization have a culture of appropriate accountability? Does senior management know how the company's strategic goals are ultimately connected to individual accountabilities? Do subordinates feel committed, engaged, empowered, enabled to take initiative and achieve results?
Managing Change and Getting Results - Do you understand what resources are necessary to accomplish the changes you want to make and what constraints stand in the way? What feedback loops can be put in place to reward and applaud change and give you the kind of momentum you need to overcome the inevitable roadblocks and loss of energy that occur? Do you need to change perception as well as reality, to change twice?
Before coming to HBS: Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited
Home: Imo State, Nigeria
Interests: Reading, cooking, watching football (soccer)
How will you lead?
Leadership is not only about succeeding. It is about having the courage to pick oneself up if mistakes happen. I will lead by collaborating and by empowering. I will lead by listening, learning from mistakes, and motivating others to believe in themselves in the face of insurmountable odds or the disappointments of the past. I believe that whatever the sphere of life, every single person has an important role to play. There can't be a leader without followers, and the reverse is also true. Success as a leader is the ability to treat each person as a valuable part of the whole. If I can make each member of my team or sphere of influence (home, community, and workplace) believe that each is valuable and unique, then I will have succeeded as a leader. This is a necessary step to unveiling the strengths in each person. That is the power of collaboration and motivation. It is the story of the whole being greater than the sum of the parts.
On a personal level, I will lead by being a good wife and a good mother. Being a good wife will ensure that I affect my husband in such positive ways that will overflow into his interactions with others and his work and that will hopefully create an immense positive ripple effect. As a mother, I will lead by setting the right examples for my son and by imbuing him with a strong sense of values. This will provide the best foundation for him to eventually influence his world in a positive way. Doing this will help me influence, in a sense, the next generation, since my son offers a link and a voice to this generation.
On learning about herself
Since coming to HBS, I have gone through the whole spectrum of human emotions. This has been a journey of self-discovery: sometimes overwhelming, oftentimes exciting. I have learned new types of strengths, I have grown in knowledge, and I have become more disciplined. There is a whole new courage I never thought I possessed. I feel empowered—and through the case study method, I have learned to give voice to ideas that would previously have remained shut off from human discourse and powerless to have impact. HBS has taught me to really know myself and in the revealing to take pride in all that I stand for: womanhood, parenthood, and the zeal to be the best!
On actualizing the MBA mission: to develop outstanding leaders who will contribute to the well-being of society
I once read somewhere that the man who does not read is no better than the man who cannot read. I believe in the power of education, and I feel that it can help to transform a whole person, a community, and even a nation. I hope to be the best I can be in the world of business and to contribute to the field of business education in my country as a volunteer lecturer. I believe that business today is in dire need of education in ethics. I believe that I can demonstrate an ethical approach to business, and I also believe that by contributing toward educating the next generation of business leaders, with an emphasis on ethics, I would be contributing to a positive ripple effect in business and in society as a whole.
Date: May 18th, 2007 9:10 PM Author: supple rebellious school cafeteria old irish cottage
btw, just got positive feeback after a second round interview with a hedge fund/high-tech startup consisting of 30 people in London's West End. They want to meet with me again, either in London or New York. CEO is an upper 30s Harvard MBA already worth over $100 million.
Date: May 19th, 2007 4:04 AM Author: hyperactive sound barrier
Yeah but doing biglaw is just so much easier than putting up with the bullshit you're talking about. There's probably more money to be made in small business than you'll make working for whatever company anyways. The whole concept of "business school" is asinine, it's like an infomercial mentality. I hope some TTT firm rips off your company and leaves them in ruins, and doesn't get caught.
Date: May 5th, 2008 10:06 PM Author: Cracking Flesh State Really Tough Guy
During my college breaks, I optimized my return on invested time by utilizing the opportunity to enhance and leverage my coffee making and basic Googling skill set.