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Clear Admit
November 1, 2018
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Real Humans of the Stanford GSB MBA Class of 2020

Four students from the Class of 2020 share their background and experiences leading up to business school, why they chose Stanford GSB, and what they're most looking forward to as first-year MBA students.
Poets & Quants
November 15, 2018
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Stanford GSB Revamps Financial Aid Policies
This feature addresses the history of Stanford GSB’s financial system, and the overhaul that led to the new, solely needs-based approach.
NBC News
November 6, 2018
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Stress Awareness Day: 4 Ways Workaholics Can Chill out Now
Lecturer Leah Weiss details how workaholics can learn to manage stress more effectively.
Clear Admit
November 5, 2018
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Stanford GSB Financial Aid System Overhauled: New System Based Solely on Need
Dean Jonathan Levin and Kirsten Moss, assistant dean of MBA Admissions and Financial Aid, announce a new approach to Stanford GSB’s financial aid system.
CNBC
November 3, 2018
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Daylight Saving Time: 4 Career-Boosting Ways to Use Your Extra Hour This Sunday
Lecturer Leah Weiss comments on how to use the extra hour from daylight saving time to boost productivity at work.
Clear Admit
November 2, 2018
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Top B-School Deans Gaze into Their Crystal Balls to Foretell the MBA’s Future
Dean Jonathan Levin discussed the impact of the “data revolution” on society, and how business schools must prepare students to be data-literate, ethical leaders at Rutgers Business School’s IGBE Conference.
Clear Admit
November 1, 2018
Written
Real Humans of the Stanford GSB MBA Class of 2020
Four students from the Class of 2020 share their background and experiences leading up to business school, why they chose Stanford GSB, and what they're most looking forward to as first-year MBA students.
Quartz
October 30, 2018
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Accepting Toxic Workplaces as Normal Is Dangerous
In this op-ed, faculty member Jeffrey Pfeffer and Cedar P. Carlton detail four things employees can do to take action in stress-filled, toxic workplaces.
BusinessBecause
October 30, 2018
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I Went from Consulting at Bain to an MBA at Stanford — Here’s My Advice on Getting Accepted
Julian Nicks, MBA ’19, reflects on his career path and experience applying to Stanford GSB then offers advice for prospective MBA applicants approaching their essay.
The Wall Street Journal
October 29, 2018
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The Biggest Mistakes Bosses Make When Making Decisions — and How to Avoid Them
Faculty member Robert I. Sutton highlights blind spots in management, including his research into organizational friction with faculty member Hayagreeva Rao.
Bloomberg
October 25, 2018
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Fed Fires Warning Shot at Wall Street’s Riskier Loan Deals
Faculty member Anat R. Admati is quoted on the regulatory environment of the banking sector.
Market Business News
October 22, 2018
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Buy a Promising Small Company and Become Its CEO
Lecturer Peter B. Kelly comments on a search fund case study he developed with Professor H. Irving Grousbeck; Austin Yoder, Associate Director of Entrepreneurial Curriculum for CES; and Sara Rosenthal, Senior Case Writer for CES.
Forbes
October 17, 2018
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Social vs. Traditional Enterprise Is A False Dichotomy
Faculty member Neil Malhotra writes in a Forbes contributor series about social and traditional enterprises, and how the division between them isn’t as clear as it might seem.
IPP Media
October 16, 2018
Written
NALA, shortlisted for AppsAfrican Innovation Awards
Benjamin Fernandes, MBA ’17, founded NALA, a financial technology startup that has been shortlisted for the AppsAfrican Innovation Awards in two categories.
The Guardian
October 15, 2018
Written
Amy Jadesimi
In this interview, Amy Jadesimi, MBA ’04, shares her career trajectory, experience as CEO of LADOL, and her passion for helping empower women in Nigeria.
Financial Times
October 14, 2018
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Family offices are in a talent grab for young impact investors
Bernadette Clavier, director of the Center for Social Innovation, is featured in a story focusing on impact investing, family offices, and the recent spike in students interested in this field.
Inc.
October 13, 2018
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Stanford Study Shows 1 Personality Trait Can Make the Difference Between Startup Success and Failure
Stanford GSB research found that having extroverts in professional networks eventually produces better ideas for startups and teams.
TechTarget
October 12, 2018
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How Engineering’s Blind Spot Creates Runaway Monopolies
Faculty member Jonathan Levav is quoted on automation and future of work trends after participating in a panel discussion at the UiPath Forward Conference.
Psychology Today
October 11, 2018
Written
Are You Being Hijacked by Your Emotions?
Lecturer Leah Weiss comments on emotions in the workplace and shares three ways people can process emotions with attention and intention.
The Telegraph
October 3, 2018
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Elon Musk’s Inner Circle under the Spotlight as He Scrambles to Save Tesla
Faculty member David F. Larcker is quoted in this article addressing the upcoming changes to Tesla’s board of directors.
Forbes
October 3, 2018
Written
Equipping Leaders To Optimize Their Impact: An Interview With Bill Meehan And Kim Jonker
Lecturers Kim Jonker and Bill Meehan discuss their book about helping nonprofit leaders and social entrepreneurs have more impact in the world.
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