Ahead of the Curve: Two Years at Harvard Business School (Audiobook)

from jontseng

Insightful and balanced; avoids the obvious tempation to do a hatchet job.

from walterqchocobo

This was an excellent account of two years at the Harvard School of Business written by a journalist from the UK. I have a business degree from undergrad and have no interest in going back for more but it was still very interesting. I enjoyed his observations about his fellow classmates, his thou...

from alana_leigh

As a person considering business school, this was an obvious read for me. A timely insider account is worth quite a lot -- and given the current economic crisis, people definitely want to examine the worth of a Harvard MBA and its role on Wall Street. Philip Delves Broughton wrote Ahead of the Cu...

from dmcolon

I was a business major in college for all of three days. I gave up the enterprise rather quickly. I like to think this was because of my innate distaste for commerce, but I cannot deny that a little thing called calculus also deterred me. Philip Delves Broughton's Ahead of the Curve: Two Years at...

from nyiper

A perfect description of the huge problems in life of balance and choices and all of the outside conflicts/influences over any decision making, whether in one's personal life or one's chosen way of earning a living. We need another chapter or two each year from P. Broughton, added to describe wha...