Sneha Sinha (MBA ‘28) is from Memphis, Tennessee. She finished her Bachelor’s and Master’s in Business Analytics at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Prior to HBS, she worked in Merchandising ...

Returns accrue to those willing to think big and willing to be vulnerable enough to tell people about those big goals ...

“This is Muse’s persona. It sets out the values and habits Muse tries to hold to in every conversation. It starts from a ...

Unusually, Harvard Business School emphasizes and enforces a classroom free of technology: no phones, no computers, and no (gasp) AI. This feature—moreso in my opinion than course content or volume—is ...

The HBS Occult Club is recruiting. No prior experience necessary. Extremely haunted candidates encouraged to apply.

Napoleon broke the problem down into a chain of consequence. The French needed to control the city. The city was besieged by ...

The evidence that AI stalling in a perpetual pilot is a management problem rather than a technical one is sitting in the data. Research my firm, Genpact, conducted with HFS Research this summer ...

Well, a quick look at Mr. Bush’s career path reveals a common thread among many successful politicians today - they often ...

In the early 20th century, when massive corporations like Standard Oil and the Pennsylvania Railroad Company needed managers to administer business entities on a scale that had never before been seen ...

If I see another article speculating about the “creative potential” of LLMs, I think I’m going to give up the internet and make good on my promise to become a shrimp biologist. I have a theory about ...

Conveyor belt sushi was a wonderful invention. The plates arrive quickly with what you want. Salmon. Tuna. Yellowtail. When you walk into the restaurant, people are happy and bellies are full. HBS ...

ECs talk about where they worked, what surprised them, and which lessons they're bringing back to campus this fall. Harsh Sanghi (Section A) Where did you work this summer? Scope Health, a healthcare ...