Mr. Sauerkraut
Active Member
Ok friends
direct question: THe Business/Economic Schools of Harvard and Yale are the best known and best accredited schools for managers in the world. You can hardly make a big career in a big enterprise without having studied there.
But that does mean: THe roots of the drowning of the economy of the USA (and probably the rest of the world) must be searched there. Did they give any statement about that? I mean, the managers deploied only what the´ve told and learned. So aren´t the professors and teachers of the management schools part of the big depression now? Why don´t you force them for an answer? They drove you into the dirt, i think it would be their job to show working concepts to come out.
I searched aroundon the websites and there were been some interviews. but no word about "We did make a failure" or "Our teaching was wrong". Don´t you ask for that?
direct question: THe Business/Economic Schools of Harvard and Yale are the best known and best accredited schools for managers in the world. You can hardly make a big career in a big enterprise without having studied there.
But that does mean: THe roots of the drowning of the economy of the USA (and probably the rest of the world) must be searched there. Did they give any statement about that? I mean, the managers deploied only what the´ve told and learned. So aren´t the professors and teachers of the management schools part of the big depression now? Why don´t you force them for an answer? They drove you into the dirt, i think it would be their job to show working concepts to come out.
I searched aroundon the websites and there were been some interviews. but no word about "We did make a failure" or "Our teaching was wrong". Don´t you ask for that?