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If you’ve ever emerged, bruised, from your annual review
thinking that there must be another way to climb the greasy
pole, then our MBA feature
this month is for you. Let a selection of Britain’s brightest
and most successful business school alumni including
Sir Martin Sorrell and Don Cruickshank - explain what
they got from their MBA’s, and how going back to the classroom
can do wonders for your career prospects as well as giving
you a warm feeling inside.
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But if the prospect of becoming a student again doesn’t
push your buttons, there’s plenty more to interest, entertain
and inform you on clickMT. In Brain Food, former ICI boss
Sir Ronnie Hampel
lifts the lid on what he would do differently if he had
his time again, and find out where Lynne
Franks (the PR guru whose headline grabbing antics
launched a thousand parodies) stays for business and pleasure.
And keep ahead of the curve with Words-worth,
which explains the origin of this flexible expression.
On the books pages read
Charles Handy’s assessment of Kenneth Cloke and Joan Goldsmith’s
The End of Management, an investigation into why the corporate
structure could have had its day, and what Guide Dogs
for the Blind boss Geraldine Peacock has on her bedside
table.
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ClickMT.com it’s not just business as usual.
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