MAOL Roll Call

[Vle045]

Thanks. It is doubtful that I would need it, but you really never know where your career may lead you. I am curious why some college job posting actually say “from a regionally accredited” college when they list degree requirements. I am referring to the non-teaching jobs, like HR, marketing, etc.

[ashkir]

I am learning so much. But this is very intense.

First essay / class done. Yay !!! But next one is super intense too. A little bit at a time we got this!

HBR is a must read 100%.

[graduatesoon]

History of British Rulers right? That came up in another class that I have been doing. HBR and King Arthur?


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[Vle045]

History of British Rulers right? That came up in another class that I have been doing. HBR and King Arthur?


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I think he means Harvard Business Review. 

[graduatesoon]

Dang! Here I thought someone found a way to make an MBA interesting! Monty Python and the MBA.

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[rachel83az]

It's too bad that "educational" too often means "boring". I would totally watch something like Monty Python and the MBA if it meant I was actually learning something.

[freeloader]

It's too bad that "educational" too often means "boring". I would totally watch something like Monty Python and the MBA if it meant I was actually learning something.

Sounds like somebody wants to get Shmoop’d!  But seriously, RIP Shmoop.

[rachel83az]

It's too bad that "educational" too often means "boring". I would totally watch something like Monty Python and the MBA if it meant I was actually learning something.

Sounds like somebody wants to get Shmoop’d!  But seriously, RIP Shmoop.

Shmoop went too hard the other way so that it was almost unreadable at points. Right idea, bad implementation.

[ashkir]

History of British Rulers right? That came up in another class that I have been doing. HBR and King Arthur?


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I wish... If it was, I could become a History Teacher!

-puts on robe and wizard hat-

History of British Rulers right? That came up in another class that I have been doing. HBR and King Arthur?


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I think he means Harvard Business Review. 

Yep! Harvard Business Review! Definitely highly recommended. Two professors in a row told me to use them.

Dang! Here I thought someone found a way to make an MBA interesting! Monty Python and the MBA.

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i know right. like tell us how to do it through creative role play dungeons and dragon story telling

.... Hmmmmm new idea for a future school after I get a PhD. I'll open up an undergrad school where all classes are decided by a d20 /jk

It's too bad that "educational" too often means "boring". I would totally watch something like Monty Python and the MBA if it meant I was actually learning something.

:'( Depends if it's comedy educational or mr harry potter history ghost professor boring.

It's too bad that "educational" too often means "boring". I would totally watch something like Monty Python and the MBA if it meant I was actually learning something.

Sounds like somebody wants to get Shmoop’d!  But seriously, RIP Shmoop.

i heard that was... painful.

It's too bad that "educational" too often means "boring". I would totally watch something like Monty Python and the MBA if it meant I was actually learning something.

Sounds like somebody wants to get Shmoop’d!  But seriously, RIP Shmoop.

Shmoop went too hard the other way so that it was almost unreadable at points. Right idea, bad implementation.

:'(

[rachel83az]

It's too bad that "educational" too often means "boring". I would totally watch something like Monty Python and the MBA if it meant I was actually learning something.

:'( Depends if it's comedy educational or mr harry potter history ghost professor boring.

Comedy educational would be good. But don't try too hard. Shmoop very much has a "hello, fellow kids" vibe to it. On the other hand, the British show "Horrible Histories" did a good job of teaching real history facts to kids in an entertaining manner. I would love if someone did a grown-up version of that for things like business.