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5 Entrepreneurship Basics B-Schools Don’t Teach

by Tim Berry on November 12, 2009

in Business Education, Business Stories

The other day I posted 5 Entrepreneurship Basics B-Schools Can Teach. It’s natural to follow that list here with the exact opposite: 5 other entrepreneurship basics the business schools can’t teach. But I couldn’t quite do it. I had to change can’t to don’t. That, to me, is a significant difference. So here they are  (things they [...]

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5 Entrepreneurship Basics B-Schools Can Teach

by Tim Berry on November 10, 2009

in Business Education, Weblogs

I’ve been asked a lot lately about business schools and entrepreneurship, which is why I did this post, last Friday, about one thing wrong in that area; and then this one yesterday, on whether business schools can teach entrepreneurship. That’s become a very interesting discussion. I expect to post on it again, if only just to [...]

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Rethinking Business Schools After the Fall

by Tim Berry on April 8, 2009

in Business Education, Business Ethics

Blame the business schools? As the culprits roll out of the fancy offices in New York and Washington, it’s hard to resist the temptation. There have been several thoughtful pieces on that in the last couple months, particularly the New York Times on blaming the business schools, and Are Business Schools to Blame posted late [...]

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