The New Rules

Based on a landmark twenty-year study of 115 members of the Harvard Business School's Class of 1974, this vital and important book describes how the globalization of markets and competition is altering career paths, wage levels, the structure and functioning of corporations, and the very nature of work itself.

• Part I — New Realities
1. Is the American Dream Dead?
2. Unconventional Career Paths
3. The Post '73 Economic Environment
• Part II — New Responses
4. Founding and Growing Small Businesses
5. Consultinmg to and Assisting Big Business
6. Providing Leadership
7. Doing Deals
• Part III — Underpinnings
8. Competitive Drive
9. Lifelong Learning
• Part IV — Implications
10. Success at Work
11. Education for the 21st Century

Tells you how to become a success during the nineties and forward (not).

Based on HBS students from 1974 (of course).

It is of course also famous for neglecting to even once mentioning the (today) most well-known graduate of that class, the U.S. President George W. Bush!

It is a total waste of time.