HBR’s are expensive and generally filled with content rich essays on diverse business topics. While many articles can be of great value, I’ve found that if the article isn’t within your area of interest, the deep discussion on the topic usually makes for an uninteresting read.
That’s why I’ve added a new feature, Harvard Business Review In One Word (or less).
With a goal of efficiently communicating the value of the month’s issue, I’ll sum up the importance to fans of this site in a single word (or less).
- BROWSE / IN TIMELINE
- « A New Way to Gauge a Start-Up’s Worth
- » Harvard Business Review In One Word (or less): December 2006
- BROWSE / IN Startup Strategy
- « A New Way to Gauge a Start-Up’s Worth
- » Harvard Business Review In One Word (or less): December 2006
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Tim Post added these pithy words on Jan 03 07 at 10:44 amWe might even let you buy a vowel.
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