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Graduates of Harvard Business School run many of the world's biggest and most influential banks, companies and countries. But what kind of person does it take to succeed at HBS? And what do they learn there? Philip Delves Broughton's enlightening and hilarious memoir of his two years at Harvard takes us from first class to graduation, encompassing the case studies, the guest lectures, the Apprentice-style tasks, the booze-luge, the burn-outs and high flyers, as well as all the advice, wisdom and folly he found in this 'factory for unhappy people'. If you've always wanted to know how to get to the top, but wondered what it takes and exactly what it costs, this book will tell you.

Preface

CHAPTER ONE Let s Get Retarded

CHAPTER TWO Starting Over

CHAPTER THREE A Place Apart

CHAPTER FOUR Riding the Booze Luge

CHAPTER FIVE Who Ain I?

CHAPTER SlX Formin', Stormin', Normin', Performin'

CHAPTER SEVEN TO Beta and Beyond

CHAPTER EIGHT The Risk Master

CHAPTER NINE Insecure Overachievers

CHAPTER TEN Ethical Jihadists

CHAPTER ELEVEN Extreme Leverage

CIIAPTER TWELVE Chasing the Curve

CHAPTER THIRTEEN Big Hairy Goals

CHAVrEE FOURTaEN "Watching My Children Grow Longer

CltAPTER FIVTEEN Graduation

CHAPTER SIXTEEN A Factory for Unhappy People

Postscript

Acknowledgments

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Graduates of Harvard Business School run many of the world's biggest and most influential banks, companies and countries. But what kind of person does it take to succeed at HBS? And what do they learn there? Philip Delves Broughton's enlightening and hilarious memoir of his two years at Harvard takes us from first class to graduation, encompassing the case studies, the guest lectures, the Apprentice-style tasks, the booze-luge, the burn-outs and high flyers, as well as all the advice, wisdom and folly he found in this 'factory for unhappy people'. If you've always wanted to know how to get to the top, but wondered what it takes and exactly what it costs, this book will tell you.

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• 作者：朗姆酒冰淇淋 发布时间：2012-04-10 01:00:34

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• 作者：小飞翎 发布时间：2013-09-27 20:37:25

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• Maybe we need more humanity than analysis

  作者：二白 发布时间：2022-12-29 18:20:47

  本书作者Philip Delves Broughton，牛津毕业后在《每日电讯报》做了十年记者。2006年31岁的他放弃当时的一切，携妻带子去了哈佛商学院读MBA。虽然是写自己的故事，但具备了小说的趣味性。毫无疑问，作者中肯地表达了自己在HBS的收获——对时间的管理、和金字塔间的人对话、耀眼的机会、对数据的判断能力，然而，这样的收获同样包括对强压、焦虑、傲慢的重新认知，这也是我读完这本书最感慨的三点：

  那种强压：作为一个在商学院待过四年的人来说，这本书无疑唤起了我“最难受的记忆”—— 只能容下20多人的阶梯教室、每个人前面必须摆着大大的name tag、教授随时的cold call、无穷无尽的案例分析、占成绩40%以上的participation、争先恐后的presentation，这绝对是任何一个社恐人的噩梦。作者写到了那些格外积极展现“实力”和“领导力”的同学，实则展现的是一种无知和欲望。我想起大三的时候我在entrepreneurship这门课遇到的一个韩国男生，他每次上课不是拿着一本《Economist》就是一份最新的《Wall Street Journal》，我问他，你看得懂么，他说“大部分都不是很懂，但是我相信看着看着就会懂”。我特别佩服他这种坚持，但无疑我也看到了不可掩盖的迷茫。

  那种焦虑：作者反复讲到HBS学生的抓狂和焦虑，特别是暑期实习，每个人都“必须”留在食物链的顶端——风投、咨询、最后才是对冲基金，只要能拿到“看起来光鲜亮丽”的offer和薪酬，有没有生活、自由、甚至尊严也是没所谓的。有意思的是，数据显示很大一部分人在从HBS毕业后的第一年就辞去了第一份工作，因为商学院的强压常常让他们最开始做出了错误的选择。“It was a surprise to me how making the right choices coming out of HBS would require real intestinal fortitude, a real functioning moral compass, because the forces pushing you to pursue success in a very specific way were overwhelming.”

  那种傲慢：商学院的“傲慢”来自于它的毕业生们最后的去向，那些权力和金钱不断累积的地方，正是因为这样的结果，HBS这种顶级商学院的毕业生，难免会在毕业的前几年进入一个和真实世界格格不入的尴尬处境——他们不能屈就于那些看起来平常无奇的工作内容，又不能适应华尔街上毫无尊严的工作环境；他们常常用最复杂的语言讲最简单的话，又常常陷在“精英的思维模式”里无法自拔。“The business class had become so used to the rules and language of its own particular game — the bluffing, the subterfuge — that it seemed to have lost sight of the honesty, plain speaking, and plain dealing that non-businesspeople expected in human transactions.” “This is why people hated MBAs. Too much cost-benefit analysis, too little humanity.”

  不得不说，这种专业知名期刊的记者写出来的书，文笔是极其的流畅，上一次读到类似的书是《华尔街日报》记者、普利策奖得主John Crreyrou写的《Bad Blood》，除了事件本身的离奇，写作方式也绝对精彩，同样强烈推荐。

• 一个理想主义者在商业世界中心的一场旅行

  作者：Leon 发布时间：2011-09-26 05:34:46