We’re reblahgging this gem from the snarchives that we just rediscovered at random – from way back in 2011! Dang we’ve been doing this a long time. Some posts are timeless. Amazing video from Pixar University: Very inspiring, touching on themes of innovation, collaboration, and even improv — though frankly, we weren’t sure if […]
Continue reading...($) Some schools really threw out the playbook when coronavirus came along.
We’ve been watching the changes in the bschool ecosystem since the world got upended in March and have been repeatedly surprised — and surprised again when we studied the class profiles of some top schools. Premium content starts here… ———– ———– Premium content ends. But yeah. Talk about being opportunistic and willing to […]
Continue reading...essay critique Part II: Wharton "a time when you were innovative"
>We covered this yesterday, but we still have more to say — yes, even on just that first paragraph. This is for the Wharton essay on Dean Robertson’s assertion about innovation. Here’s the question: Keeping this component of our culture in mind, discuss a time when you have been innovative in your personal or professional...
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essay critique: Wharton “discuss a time when you were innovative”
Wowser you Brave Supplicants are having a tough time with Wharton’s “innovative” question. We’ve been reluctant to do full essay critiques on this one because… well, because they’re so long. Critiquing a 600+ word essay in a blog post makes for a very long blog post. ‘Cuz you know that we can never be brief. ...
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