Title | : | A Glimpse Into A Harvard Business School Case Study Class |
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Interesting case studybrOnly regret is there was no mic for the students speaking Comment from : Amu Edore |
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Drink The Waterrrrr lol Comment from : RacksB4 Official |
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I'm stunned these kids couldn't respond to his direct questions efficiently and with informed perspective I thought these kids were best and brightest Comment from : Adam Sharp |
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It was very informative Comment from : Katie Sisneros |
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Lots of umm’s from a prof… Comment from : Arthur Mark |
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It need to investigate by POSH committee Comment from : Reel to real Money Matters |
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What is the first student thinking? Comment from : Robin Goh |
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at 4 minutes or so he "assumed" someones gender in the class I wonder why no one freaked out? (oh it was posted 4 years ago before the world lost it's mind) In serious, Fantastic class and brilliant professor Comment from : Andrew Bishop |
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Frustratingly, I couldn't hear the audience's comments Comment from : Bruce Jones |
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Social and ethical responsibility hits more a company so decision will be as according Comment from : umer farooq |
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I think I'd love this dude's classes Comment from : jacob bernard |
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what's his book name that he gave away? Comment from : Mayank Vanpariya |
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"You know that you came up through sales!" Classic Comment from : Ibrahim Ibrahim |
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I'll teach 30 people to earn $17,500 within 7days but you will pay me 10 of your profit when you receive it Comment from : Alexa Helen |
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one would think that Harvard would be able to provide mics for the audience Comment from : Martin Ives |
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This is great but would have been much more enjoyable if peoples' comments could be heard Comment from : Lisa Kemp |
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Thanks for insights Comment from : Maansinhawardhan Jadhav |
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And shareholders ofcourse Comment from : G |
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Call of Stakeholders and subsequent to that the finance and legal department to take call Comment from : G |
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LOL if the company is public, the ESG of the company it is important and how investors will invest in the company You have to acknowledge it, talked to the person and tell how serious this allegation this is and if there's any future complains, they he or she will have to face certain invents and would also send an email to rest of investors Comment from : Negin Zokaei Ashtiani |
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I see that you are nervous if you have trust in youi don't brwork onbrYour delivery Comment from : Lisa Cipriani |
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Great discussion, but he should have repeated the questions when he addressed them with participants In a few of the points he made, I only got one half of the discussion Comment from : R D |
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I am there's to learn more by it Comment from : Shariece Brewster |
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I wish the student audio was a bit louder Comment from : 868tatj |
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The number 1 role of the CEO is to do what is best for the organization Organizations differ So, how this gets addressed varies from org to org Does the company have regulations regarding how to deal with this? Follow those If you don't like them, propose new ones at the next board retreat Does not have policies around this issue? Well, those need to get proposed In an instance where there aren't clear guidelines (needs to be fixed), the solution is: Do what's best for the organization as a whole The correct answer varies based on: shared values, style, strategy, staff, structure, system, and skills of the org The professor talks about humility I interpret this as humility from the students to consider that the organization is bigger than their personal opinions or what they would do in a dictatorhsip-esque setting Comment from : Kimchi Taco Family |
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He is classic Gujarati salesman trying to sell his books He kept giving tougher situations to students but never mentioned what a close to right decision would be This is how Harvard is loosing its image and has turned into "Salesman Factory" where brutal salesman are manufactured under the fake mask of "CEO or Leader Manufacturing Business School" Comment from : FinancialRisk Government |
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I am not even into studies now But I am just too much passionate to know what happens in Harvard MBA class Comment from : RICHA TAL |
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why is his suit so big Comment from : TheReefsFromSMC |
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I dont think this method is great, too many variations in the answers and saying there is no right answer definitely doesn't cut it in real life, thats probably why he's a professor and not a CEO Comment from : Clifford Harrington |
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Thank you for sharing these case studies and analysis which made us analysing in our own way but, what about sharing the correct analytical answers? Comment from : Maya Adyby |
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I used to teach by the case method And it was a complete waste of my time and my students' It may be good for certain disciplines, but not all Comment from : Michael Shih |
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Audience response inaudible What's the point? Comment from : Prasanna Gopalan |
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This is amazing and i completely love it brbrLawyer lyfe yoo Comment from : Simon Roese |
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The topical questions are interesting from the scenarios the presenter poses To my mind, this case study is geared toward decisions based in ethics However, the session is hard to follow because the feedback from the participants are not difficult to hear There is not Mike Needs a do over Comment from : Rob Goodman |
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Brilliant ! Comment from : John Mathews |
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Wondering why is a finance professor taking an HR/leadership class 😅 Comment from : Voice of Reason |
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Nice video Comment from : Search In Google HOWTOPSC COM |
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I was researching on how to create a Case Study, I got hooked watching this Comment from : Gerard Alrick Racines |
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Wow This is exquisite 💯 Comment from : Theekshana Bandara |
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First I will correct audience audio Thn deal with cold case Comment from : KZ |
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What a waste of time? Comment from : Vijay Shankaran |
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What the heck ceo has to do with getting involved in such non business matters personally HR will deal with it Once the facts are on the table, he shall take the call and close the matter in the best interest of the company This crowd is confused Comment from : Jyoti Prasad |
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What's the lecturer's name? Comment from : Ankit |
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The issues have two sides and I believe all the people who spoke in the audience only saw one side of the coin;br1 This is the easy side that everyone caught onto That the woman might be truthful and it has to have some consequence for the CEO and maybe counseling for the womanbr2 This side was ignored by all It is the possibility that the woman was lying (this was not ignored) and the detrimental effects this has on the male CEO The only way this was considered by the audience was that the female and the entire situation should be ignored or perhaps som marketing spin should happen, but not one person considered the impact such an accusation has on the target of the accusation brImagine that this rumour goes around and he ends up getting fired when people over months loose confidence in him due to underlying suspicions that "there is no smoke if there was no fire" After losing his job, he gets divorced and the whole industry soon learns about the rumours and basically his life is in a mess that would be hard or impossible to repair No matter what he does there will always be some degree of doubt about his innocence brHence, what I find most interesting of all is - Why did not a single person in the room stop and consider the ramifications for the male? Comment from : Alexander Ishere |
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This is quite interesting but I got really annoyed that I couldn't hear the students what they were sayingcan someone make subtitles for that ?? Missing half the info :P Comment from : confidential303 |
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Wish I could hear the audience's comments Comment from : Lisa Sparks |
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How to get into harvards???brWhen somebody tell me I'll tell you Comment from : gaurav kumar |
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Any malayalis here 🇮🇳? Comment from : Tom Johnson |
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Outside it is company PR issue, inside it trust of employees on top management issue brInvolve law inforcement agency if victim allow and form a internal investigation comittee Comment from : Kumar |
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Just found this YT I have some opinion abt thisbrFirst, I can sure this is HR responsible to investigate and solve thisbrSecond, If the HR need some paper to interview COO, I will sign the paper If the COO is not cooperative, please let me knowbrThird, that women could report that COO to police because this happen out of officebrFourth, As CEO i dont want to waste my time to know detail of investigate and just want to know the result and how's the result that effect to businessbrbrEND Comment from : Toro Marcel |
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A complete waste of time and money The only thing you get at these places is "Access" to a certain privileged network Comment from : Sikander Malik |
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If it was consensual and don't want his wife to know , he should have let me know before I came to him brSo for the disciplinary purpose make it a self resignation Comment from : XYZ123 |
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I will give a GO AHEAD to the HR to get to the depth of the case and report back to Me within a agreed time Comment from : XYZ123 |
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It would be amazing if we can hear other peoples voice too Comment from : Priyansh Tiwari |
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This very interesting video but I been to Harvard to Yale College football game Comment from : Adam Reggie |
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Smart class Comment from : Arp Sri |
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If you investigate the story, your company would be trustworthy You care an important of clarification and transparent When you investigate every case throughly, the fake accusations will be less and less, and only real story claim will come to you There will be no scandal, no rumorsbrEspecially if you taking care of more than 100,000 employee If there thousands of claim it is even more caution to you about what is going on in the company or people who work at your company behavior If you ignore it, victims will still be victims The superiors will always be the winner Comment from : Arp Sri |
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COO is a very important position, if this talk in any form goes out in public it will be degrading for company reputation and as a result woman working in the company will/might feel insecure brbrSo the first thing CEO must do as the woman has approached him/her isbr how much could it be true ? Cross question and ask they will look into the matterbrbrAs COO is important position CEO must know the character of him Comment from : Vidhiksha Patel |
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The drinking problem was an easy rebranding issue Rebrand it as the consequence of destressing from high productivity environments He said it himself, What are you going to do? It will bring in young talent seeing they can incorporate play into work Comment from : Brainjoy |
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better decision making I wish my leadership could even make a decision Comment from : michaele15 |
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the dumbest students on the planet! Comment from : Coahuil Tejano |
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Prof is more dramatic than articulate Comment from : Drshamim ahmed |
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Humility is dramatically underrated💯 Comment from : Narcisa Alicia Casinillo |
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Clearly no one in this group has worked in a senior position at any company The first responsibility of the CEO is to protect the company from liability and ensuring there is a legally viable process is key Comment from : Rick Sander |
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I will tell COO's wife Comment from : Ramkumar K |
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I just completed Leading with Finance online course from HBS taught by Prof Mihir Desai It was great experience, I would highly recommend this course! Comment from : Anna Booth |
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Hard questions whose answers you can't find in a textbook Comment from : M M |
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What do actual americans do : ignore it and treat it like a normal day Comment from : Tim Lee |
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i am so distracted by his oversized coat ?😩😩😩😩😩😩 Comment from : Kenneth Brock |
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If this is really Harvard, I am terribly disappointed Comment from : Sid Sid |
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Fuck this institution These are sick people, producing heards of morons Comment from : R Ma |
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There are no bad students Only bad teachers brSuch a waste of time "class"brSurprised nobody asked him "What would you do?" "How are we supposed to react?"brPeople who are praising this professor for his style of teaching and getting answers from students, definitely did not listen to Prof Michael Sandel Comment from : Pradeep Amrutham |
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Love how he draws out the answers from his students Keeps prodding Amazing to be in this class , even virtually Comment from : Yamz |
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Dumb grads I am CIMA member Code of ethics! and ever heard of corporate governance, ever heard of whistle blowing system My God which university is this brSo stupid Comment from : Hira Saeed |
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The fact that there is no right answer but you have to try to find one anyway is really how life can be sometimes Comment from : Karl Laurenz Diamante |
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suspend the coo and order for a detailed investigation by a private investigator Comment from : obinna okpaleke |
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somebody post links to more such cases (as in case studies) Comment from : Mansi Sukheja T-059 |
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First call is to the general counsel (and probably outside counsel) to help navigate this Litigation has to be on the radar of the company's concerns and being appropriately advised is critical Comment from : Jeffrey Levinson |
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Ideal action would be to discuss with the COO and first understand his version of the story and give a notice to COO stating that there is this allegation which which might impact to image of the Organisation he represent Since the lady is from outside the organisation , inform her that she can take an arrive at an amicable settlement with the COO or take a legal recourse as theirs is outside the preview of Organisation In addition you can reply to her that you have served a notice to employee on thim to prove himself not guilty and resolve the issue with the alleger as there is an allegation on him and as that might impact Organisation He can take appropriate couse of action to ensure that he is relieved of these charges Comment from : Rajesh Shetty |
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Did I just hear the name "Dwight Schrute" at 0:55? Comment from : 巧克力威化餅 |
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These answers are giving me a headache The professor is too nice to them Comment from : t fd |
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