HBR at 100: The Most Influential and Innovative Articles from Harvard Business Review's First Century

Apart from being a great book to own. The book was delivered in great condition. Got it on sale inside 800/-.

Collection very important articles.

When you order the Best of HBR, the surprise can only be pleasant. Though I had read most of these celebrated authors and articles over time, I ordered this more as a collector's edition. It's going to stay in front of me for quick reference when needed.

HBR insights on Management is world class

An excellent collection of seminal articles on business that have appeared in HBR over the ages, Should be an interesting read both for students of business and also experienced practitioners.

AS described

I was looking forward to this as a focused collection of some of the most useful content from 100 years of HBR. I have their boxed set 'HBR Must Reads' which are arranged thematically across a set of several paperbacks (and Kindle); it's a far better set of articles than what is on offer here and what I would recommend in stead of this particular item. It's easier to use that to select what might be of relevance - leadership, strategy, communication, etc - and read some of the best articles they've published around those topics.Too much of the content here is on the almost sub-heading: innovative. Of course, that allows HBR to ensure that the articles that weren't necessarily influential (or yet proven by the test of time) can be thrown into the mix and ensure the relevant bona fides of HBR as a progressive institution can be established.A bit of a disappointment and hardly the content that would, like the other mentioned above, represent an MBA at its core.

good quality, received on time, thank you

HBR at 100 includes articles that have shaped management and business thinking over the last century. It includes some of favourites like managing your self and five competitor forces.

Received a subpar book (HBR at 100) from this company. It was supposed to only for sale on the Indian Subcontinent but they sent it to me in the USA. Paper was horrible quality and the book weighs a full 10 ounces LESS than the American printing even though it’s the same size. That’s how awful the paper is. It’s like paperback book paper quality with a hardback book. Bought to give as a gift. Amazon won’t refund without me going through the hassle of shipping it back which defeats the purpose of ordering from Amazon in the first place.