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How to Shake Hands with an American Student
An indisputable highlight of J-term orientation was the presentation “The International Student Experience” given by Dan Fishel ’08, where he discussed the many challenges that international students face.
Tips for Working Abroad
International work is becoming increasingly instrumental for career advancement. Here’s how to make the most of your experience.
Reinventing the Nonprofit Brand
Rebranding initiatives are becoming more common among nonprofits — particularly educational institutions — as they increasingly adopt marketing strategies that previously were used only in the for-profit world.
Letter from Baghdad
After spending a few months over here, I wanted to offer some perspective on the situation.
Pulling the Plug: Polaroid and Toshiba
One of the most difficult — but essential — decisions to make in today’s hypercompetitive markets are those that involve shutting things down.
B-School on Superdrive
In the first two weeks of orientation, I reveled at more parties than I usually would in two months. I have joined more clubs than I can count on my hands and I have signed up for more events than my 24-hour day could reasonably accommodate.
Ask Professor Feiner: Too Much Email
Dear Professor Feiner: As my career has progressed, the number of emails I get has increased exponentially, and I’m having trouble getting to all of them. Any tips on how to manage this?
Vikram Pandit ’86: From PhD to CEO
Professor John Donaldson remembers Pandit as a PhD student here at CBS.
Is Private Equity Cheating?
If Jerry Springer had a show about business, this panel discussion might have been an early episode.