This article explains how MBA students are being trained to be takers, and why this only ends up hurting economies. An astute excerpt from Financial Times editor Rana Foroohar:
"If you wonder why most businesses still think of shareholders as their
main priority or treat skilled labor as a cost rather than an asset—or
why 80 percent of CEOs surveyed in one study said they’d pass up making
an investment that would fuel a decade’s worth of innovation if it meant
they’d miss a quarter of earnings results— it’s because that’s exactly
what they are being educated to do."
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