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Was motivated to highlight a link based on this post at Dilbert Lives.

Folks contemplating an MBA may want to take a look at this well-traveled blog post by Seth Godin which reflects a position of not pursuing ... (MORE)

I had an excellent opportunity to phone interview management consultant, Mike McLaughlin, about the overall management consulting industry today and about employment opportunities for MBAs in the field. Mike is not only a blogger at award-winning Guerrilla Consulting but also a principal at MORE)

Cross-posted from my other blog. Thought the MBA community would like this because at least 1 of 5 days during the week at b-school should be allocated for golf. I often played at the South Shore course while at the Chicago GSB.

Global PR Blog has two interesting articles on CEOs and blogging:

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My post eBay Acquires Skype indicated some referral traffic from Professor Alex Brown at the University of Delaware, College of Business & Economics. Professor Brown appears to be using his blog to both 1) off ... (MORE)

One thing that BusinessWeek MBA bloggers may want to try out is blog comment tracking. Since the BusinessWeek MBA community can get quite large, it can be helpful to keep track ongoing discussions where you have left a comment on someone else's blog. To use this feature, you should log into your admin panel and visit "Community->>Comments". Here you can get a consolidated view of c ... (MORE)

I maintain a number of blogs. For each blog that I have, I try to focus on a particular personal mission. As an example, on  my 21Publish blog, I try to focus on non-profits, social networking, and product-related topics. For my personal blog, I tend to cover items about general management, cons ... (MORE)

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This post is geared towards prospective and current MBA students.

It's getting close to seven years since my core experience at the Graduate School of Business at the University of Chicago. Awesome experience there, and I am envious of the students that are now attending the school from a number of perspectives: