Tuesday
Apr202010
« Why Groupthink Limits MBA Student Potential - Jullien Gordon »

In Chapter 9 of 14, motivation teacher and Stanford MBA Jullien Gordon shares why groupthink limits so many MBA career plans. During his MBA, Gordon was stunned to see a group of extremely talented and passionate classmates focus on a limited set of career options, namely brand marketing, management consulting, investment banking, private equity and venture capital. Gordon implores MBA students to focus first on applying their passions toward solving the biggest problems rather than making the most money. Gordon references a young Bill Gates and how that problem solving - getting a computer in every home - translated to later career philanthropic efforts. Gordon holds an MBA and Masters in Education from Stanford University and a BA from UCLA. Learn more about Jullien and his career planning and development work at http://julliengordon.com.
Development Themes:
Behavioral Choice
Continuing Education
Decision Making
Independence
Problem Solving





Industries:
Business & Economy
Education


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