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The survey had two main objectives to assist students in selecting courses by providing them with data about the relative importance of courses and to provide faculty with information about how to improve the curriculum and best advise students. advised to study accounting and financial statement analysis as well as corporate finance. These subject areas were viewed as particularly valuable not only for corporate transactional lawyers but also for litigators. Intriguingly non traditional courses and skills such as business strategy and teamwork are seen as more important than many traditional courses and skills.
Publisher s link http hbs faculty Publication Files c e b dfc aa a db .pdf pdf FEBRUARY HARVARD BUSINESS REVIEW Corporate Governance . By Subramanian Guhan ABSTRACT—No abstract Ukraine Mobile Number List available. Publisher s link hbr.org corporate governance WORKING PAPERS What Courses Should Law Students Take Harvard s Largest Employers Weigh In By Coates John C. Jesse M. Fried and Kathryn E. Spier ABSTRACT—We report the results of an online survey conducted on behalf of Harvard Law School of practicing attorneys at major law firms.
The survey had two main objectives to assist students in selecting courses by providing them with data about the relative importance of courses and to provide faculty with information about how to improve the curriculum and best advise students. advised to study accounting and financial statement analysis as well as corporate finance. These subject areas were viewed as particularly valuable not only for corporate transactional lawyers but also for litigators. Intriguingly non traditional courses and skills such as business strategy and teamwork are seen as more important than many traditional courses and skills.