Gender Differences and the MBA
While its true that both men and women seek an MBA education to broaden their skills and seek credentials that will lead to a better job and more money, the end result is often quite …
April 15, 2010
Gender Differences and the MBA
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March 29, 2010
Forté Launches Online Road Trip Game
College women and recent graduates still weighing career options should check out Forté Career Gal Road Trip, the new interactive online game launched last week by the Forté Foundation, an organization dedicated to directing talented …
March 22, 2010
Wanted: B-School Deans
A dearth of interested candidates, the potential pay cut and faculty management problems akin to herding cats are just a few of the challenges Financial Times’ Della Bradshaw points to for business schools looking to …
March 17, 2010
Upcoming Conferences at Stanford GSB
The Stanford MBA Admission Blog posted an entry yesterday about two upcoming conferences that prospective students may want to check out. Many Voices: Perspectives on Diversity, Saturday May 15, 2010. Many Voices is an opportunity …
March 8, 2010
Closing the MBA Gender Gap
Today is the 100th anniversary of International Women’s Day, so it’s only fitting to check in on the state of women and the MBA. Ben Lopel‘s recent piece in the UK digital media site, Exec …
December 16, 2009
Debating the Value of Pre-MBA Work Experience
The standard advice to have five years of work experience before pursuing an MBA may not be so advantageous after all, writes marketing and ethics professor Mark Johnston in a recent BusinessWeek piece. The average …
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How LinkedIn Can Help MBA Applicants
Many MBA admissions officers believe it’s fair game to scope out applicants’ social media feeds. In fact, one Kaplan survey found that 66% of them see no issue with social media being part of ...