The ten-day MBA
by Steven Silbiger · first published 1993
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This fully updated edition of the +200,000-copy bestseller teaches all the expertise you need -- including a full chapter devoted to Ethics -- to succeed in today's competitive business world. Read one easy-to-understand chapter a day and master the skills taught in America's Top Ten business schools at a fraction of the time and cost. (B-School student already? Download The Ten-Day MBA today and knock your classmates flat.)This accessible, step-by-step guide to mastering the skills taught in America's top business schools has been a backlist perennial since publication. It dispenses MBA skill
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…been taught certain things. Just because you don't go to school to learn them doesn't mean you can't go out and acquire the knowledge pretty cheaply (A good starting point is here: http://www.amazon.com/Ten-Day-MBA-Step-step-Mastering/dp/068...). Between books and the wealth of business advice from proven successful people on the internet I'd think you could do better than an MBA if you try
on “MBA vs Startup: Which should I choose?” ↗The best way to learn is to start a business/become self employed. A book would be: http://www.amazon.com/Ten-Day-MBA-Step-step-Mastering/dp/068...
on “Ask HN: Learning About Business” ↗Haven't read it yet, but just yesterday someone recommended this book to me: The Ten-Day MBA by Steven A. Silbiger. Supposed to provide a very practical coverage of business realities, despite the silly title.
on “Ask HN: What book best encapsulates what you learned in business school?” ↗