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Ahead of the Curve
Philip Delves Broughton · 初版 2008 年
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自创立以来的一个世纪里，Harvard Business School 已成为全球商界最具影响力的单一机构。Fortune 500 强企业的 CEO 中有 20% 是 HBS 的毕业生，我们许多最精明的企业家（如 Michael Bloomberg）和最狡黠的罪犯（如 Jeffrey Skilling）亦出自该校。顶尖投资银行和经纪公司经常将他们最聪明的新星送往 HBS 进行培养，以便日后掌权。对这些人及许多其他人而言，Harvard 的 MBA 学位是通往美国商界奥林匹斯之巅的黄金门票。2004年，Philip Delves Broughton 放弃了一个驻……
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正适合在这儿顺便安利一本我最近读得很过瘾的书：《Ahead of the Curve: Two Years at Harvard Business School》https://www.amazon.com/dp/1594201757?tag=dedasys-20（对，带了我的返利链接）。作者是一个带点恰到好处的愤世嫉俗、同时又充满好奇心的英国人。相当有意思……
This would be a good place to mention a book I enjoyed reading recently: "Ahead of the Curve: Two Years at Harvard Business School" https://www.amazon.com/dp/1594201757?tag=dedasys-20 (yes, it has my affiliate link) It's written by a pleasantly cynical, yet curious Englishman. It's pretty interesting…
……企业文化，没那么偏重新创企业。现在经济形势发生了相当剧烈的变化，这种情况可能会有所改变。任何对 HBS 感兴趣的人都该去读读 Philip Delves Broughton 写的《Ahead of the Curve》，讲的是他在那里的经历。
…corporate culture, and not as much on starting new businesses. That may change now that the economy has shifted somewhat dramatically. Anyone interested in HBS should read Philip Delves Broughton's book "Ahead of the Curve" about his experience there.
波西格的《禅与摩托车维修艺术》，科恩的《我们为何制造事物，以及这为何重要》，布劳顿的《Ahead of the Curve》，汤普森的《地狱天使：一段离奇可怕的传奇故事》] 这些书都因不同的缘由改变了我看待事物的方式，但共同点是都让我对自己脑子里的每个想法展开更深入的思考。
Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance, Persig Why We Make Things, and why it Matters, Korn Ahead of the Curve, Broughton Hell's Angels: a strange and terrible saga, Thompson] All changed my thinking about things for different reason, but shared the common theme of making me think more about every idea I have.
对，我记得我是在《Ahead of the Curve》（http://www.amazon.com/Ahead-Curve-Harvard-Business-School/dp... ）里读到的，作者还用了最近几次科技和金融泡沫的数据来佐证。原话我记不太清了。
Yes, I think I red it in "Ahead of the Curve" ( http://www.amazon.com/Ahead-Curve-Harvard-Business-School/dp... ) and the author backed it up with data from the most recent tech and financial bubbles. The exact quote escapes me.