Nitin Nohria, the recently named new dean of Harvard Business School, has singled out lawyers as offering a better model of management, notes Steven J. Harper, a retired Kirkland & Ellis partner. But Harper argues that large law firms have actually been adopting an MBA-centric mentality.
May 13, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Last week, Nitin Nohria was named the new dean of Harvard Business School.
In leading the school, Nohria will focus “on business ethics, a cause he has long championed, particularly during the financial crisis,” as The Wall Street Journal reported last week. Nohria also has been, as the Journal describes him, a “vocal critic of management education and the leaders it produces.”
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