In the spirit of my last PaidContent column, this piece in the NYT:
At Harvard and other top business schools, there has been an explosion of interest in ethics courses and in student activities — clubs, lectures, conferences — about personal and corporate responsibility and on how to view business as more than a money-making enterprise, but part of a large social community.
However, it seems only 20% of the graduating class has taken an oath to act responsibly, ethically and refrain from advancing their “own narrow ambitions” at the expense of others.
And the other 80%? Next time I interview a Harvard MBA, I’ll add “did you sign the Ethical M.B.A. oath?” to my list of interview questions.



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Upendra,
I’m intrigued with your Daylife service and considering using it.
Could you please post the algorithm that the Daylife platform uses?
Thanks.
-Ambrose