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who
needs an MBA?
MT asked Sir Martin
Sorrell and six other successful business
leaders how they’d benefited from their
spell at business school. A masters degree,
its seems, is well worth the investment in
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the
merchants of doom
Throughout the ’90s, they were the
bears at the bulls’ party, shunned
for their doleful warning that the bubble
would soon burst. The party’s over
now, so have they cheered up a bit?
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whitehall
racecard
Who is in the running to succeed Sir Richard
Wilson as cabinet secretary and head of
the civil service? There’s no clear
favourite, as it happens, and the job itself
may be broken up in the sweeping tide of
government changes. MT studies form.
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the
Andrew Davidson interview:
Sir
Christopher Frayling
He’s rector of the Royal College of
Art, chairman of the Design Council and
pop culture pundit par excellence. But when
the joy of selling good design to business
fades, will he stay the course?
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motor
mouth
Stephen Bayley takes the Shogun out of the
toybox. |
vital
signs
‘I stand naked
before you…’ Peter York on speechmaking
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what's
your problem?
Should I relocate
to suburbia? Jeremy Bullmore advises
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first
class coach
Miranda Kennett
on when to bring in the consultants…
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letters
Healthy rivalry; what are headhunters for?; going
the whole nine yards. |
cutting
room
Evan Davis at large. English, the real Esperanto;
money for old banknotes. |
brain
food
Matters
for the mind to chew on. New ways to innovate; Lynne
Franks’ hotels of choice; Sir John Egan extemporises;
who’s behind the curve? |
techknow
Unshockable skyscrapers; tilting
at windfarms on Lewis; lightest laptop. |
books
The End of Management is nigh! Charles Handy takes
heed of Goldsmith and Cloke’s wake-up call;
Antony Harwood misses lunch with The Agent. |
coming
up fast
How to launch a business in
a recession and survive the upturn; Linda Bennett’s
best and worst choices; finding your ideal business
partner. |
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editorial
To
MBA or not to MBA? |
in
my opinion: Val
Hammond
Leadership has never been
more vital… or more lacking. |
Patience
Wheatcroft: the human factor
Be nice to the City and the media. You might need
them. |
Nick
Denton: e-mail from the valley
Dot.coms and the new downwardly
mobile. |
Robert
Peston: inside
out
CSR is just a gimmick. True
ethics are what really count. |
Debbie
Sandford: wanting it all
Children are good for
our child-free colleagues, too. |
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