Hi:
I am thinking of jettisoning the usual text in my class
(Barringer/Ireland), in favor of a series of books, like an instructor in
20th century history might do.
The first one might be Founders at Work, by Jessica Livingston.
If I were teaching the course 7 years ago, I might use Nudists on the Late
Shift, but that now seems very dated.
I would greatly appreciate any suggestions. Books from the last 4 or 5
years would be best. Thank you.
The course uses HBS cases, mostly, but extra background is needed.
--
John Callister
Director of the Harvey Kinzelberg Entrepreneurship in Engineering Program
Cornell University
College of Engineering
M&AE/OR&IE Departments
291 Grumman Hall
Ithaca, New York 14853-7501
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