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If you’ve ever wanted to talk with “The Harvard MBA”, now’s your chance.
I’m going to experiment with my own call-in show. Basically, I’ll dial into a free conference service while I’m driving, and chat with anyone who wants to call in.
Rather than picking any set dates, I’ll use Twitter to let folks know when they should dial in. Since I still haven’t figured out how to send timely tweets from my plain old dumb T-Mobile phone (the tweets seem to take about 5 hours to make it from SMS to Twitter), I’ll probably send out a tweet like this:
“Chris Yeh office hours start at 5:30 (5 minutes from now), and run for 30 minutes until 6 PM. Dial in now: 218-936-1100, code 94291″
If you want to participate, you should follow me on Twitter to make sure you get the notice about the next call-in session. Unfortunately, this will also expose you to frequent updates about my life, but hey, no system is perfect.
If it goes well, I’d love to find a service that will combine free conference calling with automated recording and posting of the session as a podcast.
So if you’re tired of waiting for your question to be chosen, call me up during office hours and ask away!
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http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/education/article5821706.ece
If Robespierre were to ascend from hell and seek out today’s guillotine fodder, he might start with a list of those with three incriminating initials beside their names: MBA. The Masters of Business Administration, that swollen class of jargon-spewing, value-destroying financiers and consultants have done more than any other group of people to create the economic misery we find ourselves in.