What I don't like about this article is that it suggests that you are forced to choose: either MBA or "new methods of innovation, like the lean startup, accelerators, hackathons and growth hacking". First it seems that the author doesn't fully understand the quoted buzzwords. But that's not the point. The important thing is that Lean Startup is a methodology that can be supplemented by knowledge nad (hopefully) skills that you get during MBA studies. Who said that these things are mutually exclusive?
If MBAs are useless, we’re all in big trouble
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Re: If MBAs are useless, we’re all in big trouble
#62Earlier quoted context omitted.
In the short term, it has that effect, which explains some bad decisions I've made. Anger has a weird property of clouding short- and long-term judgment but clarifying a certain medium-term precision.
If I understood you correctly, I abandoned any attempts to medically (or psychologically) cure yourself of this problem? Do you think it is not curable? I am not sure how many people here have the same problem, anger appears to be less prevalent than depression, but in case there are more people suffering from the condition, or people who do not realize they have it, perhaps you could do a writeup of your experience…
I work on it, but overnight cures do not exist for this kind of thing.