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| Author: | Kiechel, W. |
| Title: | Managing New debate about Harvard Business School |
| Journal: | Fortune
1987 : NOV. 9, No.23, p.48-54 |
| Index terms: | BUSINESS SCHOOLS USA BUSINESS CAREERS |
| Language: | eng |
| Abstract: | A review of how the Harvard Business School used to produce chief executive officers of major corporations, but now most of its graduates move into positions on Wall Street or into consulting and the School's future role in fostering competitiveness in American industry. How Wall Street offers more cash incentives. Harvard produces largest number of graduates. Drop in hiring by investment banks. Salaries of Harvard professors. Two graphs indicate where graduates went to work and their salary, and the cash flow of the business school. A box gives a portrait of Harvard professor Porter and his business interests. |
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