The famous American author Mark Twain wrote in 1897 to the New York Journal, which had published his obituary, the famous words, “The report of my death was an exaggeration.” He went on to live another 13 years, to the ripe old age of 74. In similar style, reports of the death of the MBA, such as Lucy Kellaway’s column in The Economist of November 2009, are little short of an embellishment of the truth.
Author's Name:
Ross Geraghty, managing editor of TopMBA.com
Publish Date:
20/09/2010
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