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Lessons from a Masters In Business Administration: Technology and Operations Management

Technology and Operations Management: the Benihana chain in Japan deconstructed the mechanics for a restaurant chain focused on unique customer experiences. Benihana’s innovation was a highly profitable one. Chefs prepare the food at the table, which allows the company to save on kitchen space, while customers were rotated in and out at high speed. A limited menu meant far less waste. And the chefs also entertain their guests. Innovative win, which is now pretty much ubiquitous.

FOMO: is the fear of missing out, which is common in MBA programs when so many activities are occurring simultaneously. You will be overwhelmed with the connections, and the information bombardment…

[This is a synopsis of several books on the MBA experience including What They Teach You At Harvard Business School by P.D. Broughton]