Stanford’s Department of Management Science and Engineering
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Stanford’s Department of Management Science and Engineering
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Re: Stanford’s Department of Management Science and Engineering
#2This particular clickbait title formula -- The X No One Has Heard About -- drives me nuts because it is so manifestly self-defeating. Obviously someone has heard about it. At the very least, the author of the piece has heard about it, and now all of their readers have heard about it too.
Re: Stanford’s Department of Management Science and Engineering
#3This particular clickbait title formula -- The X No One Has Heard About -- drives me nuts because it is so manifestly self-defeating. Obviously someone has heard about it. At the very least, the author of the piece has heard about it, and now all of their readers have heard about it too.
Ah, the classic “no one goes there anymore, it’s too crowded” :)
HN titles generally shouldn’t be clickbait.. what would you suggest instead?
Re: Stanford’s Department of Management Science and Engineering
#4This particular clickbait title formula -- The X No One Has Heard About -- drives me nuts because it is so manifestly self-defeating. Obviously someone has heard about it. At the very least, the author of the piece has heard about it, and now all of their readers have heard about it too.
Ah, the classic “no one goes there anymore, it’s too crowded” :) HN titles generally shouldn’t be clickbait.. what would you suggest instead?
In this case I would have gone with something like:
Management Science & Engineering (MS&E): Stanford’s interdisciplinary hub
Re: Stanford’s Department of Management Science and Engineering
#5Of the famous founders, over half were Stanford undergrads and therefore likely were "coterm" students. That means they just added a year to their degree and got this degree tacked on. That saves lots of time and money compared to going to Stanford as a master's student. There are a lot of things that are "worth it" if you don't have to move apartments/cities and get it for half the price — but which are not nearly as worth it if you're paying double and add the friction of moving to the area in order to enroll.
Re: Stanford’s Department of Management Science and Engineering
#6This particular clickbait title formula -- The X No One Has Heard About -- drives me nuts because it is so manifestly self-defeating. Obviously someone has heard about it. At the very least, the author of the piece has heard about it, and now all of their readers have heard about it too.
It's like the secret beaches in every south-east asian nook and crany. They're so secret there's signs pointing to them every where and they are overrun with tourists.
Re: Stanford’s Department of Management Science and Engineering
#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
Ah, the classic “no one goes there anymore, it’s too crowded” :) HN titles generally shouldn’t be clickbait.. what would you suggest instead?
In this case I would have gone with something like: Management Science & Engineering (MS&E): Stanford’s interdisciplinary hub
ha, no one would have clicked on that title. Needs some cta and pep in it.
But Claude gives me:
"Stanford's 230-Student Program That Produces More Unicorn Founders Than Most Schools"
"Why Stanford Engineers Are Choosing MS&E Over CS: A Technical MBA That Actually Works"
"Stanford's MS&E: The 7.8% Acceptance Rate Program Behind Instagram, Gusto, and Sourcegraph
"How Stanford's MS&E Became Y Combinator's Secret Feeder Program"
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Re: Stanford’s Department of Management Science and Engineering
#8This particular clickbait title formula -- The X No One Has Heard About -- drives me nuts because it is so manifestly self-defeating. Obviously someone has heard about it. At the very least, the author of the piece has heard about it, and now all of their readers have heard about it too.
Ah, the classic “no one goes there anymore, it’s too crowded” :) HN titles generally shouldn’t be clickbait.. what would you suggest instead?
This is an extremely amusing turn of phrase
Re: Stanford’s Department of Management Science and Engineering
#9This particular clickbait title formula -- The X No One Has Heard About -- drives me nuts because it is so manifestly self-defeating. Obviously someone has heard about it. At the very least, the author of the piece has heard about it, and now all of their readers have heard about it too.
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Re: Stanford’s Department of Management Science and Engineering
#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
Ah, the classic “no one goes there anymore, it’s too crowded” :) HN titles generally shouldn’t be clickbait.. what would you suggest instead?
In this case I would have gone with something like: Management Science & Engineering (MS&E): Stanford’s interdisciplinary hub
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