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From the author of the Springboard, the book that is the backbone of the Wharton School’s renowned P3 program, The Conscience Code provides great insights into the concept of responsible leadership. It presents compelling talking points for professionals of all age groups, and I highly recommend it for young professionals, especially those considering career advancement through MBA and other leadership development programs.

The Code How to Speak Truth to Power Work In the epoch of a global crisis, when uncertainty reigns supreme, workers fear job cuts, and reopening offices are driven by ambitious business mandates that may l…

Vimal Vaderah, WG'22, has an interesting take on 'A Sense of Place'. Read his article at

A Sense of Place When I was promoted to Associate at the investment bank I worked at, for the first time in years, I had leisure time. During these new reprieves I found myself cooking. I urgently wanted a taste of…

https://whartonjournal.com/2020/05/31/johns-quarantine-lide/

John’s Quarantine Life It has been a wild couple of months, but I have been trying to make the most of quarantine life! I spent the first several weeks after spring break hunkering down with my wife, Ji Won, in Rittenhou…

Throwback Thursday!!! Take a look at Wharton from 33 years ago this week. Course match was conducted in person in a tent, the rugby team vowed to out drink its opposition (not much has changed), and grade non-disclosure was apparently not a thing since a B in CorpFin apparently wouldn't get you a BCG interview

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All, after a brief hiatus, the Wharton Journal is BACK! Check out some great new content on our website:

(no title) FEATURES September 4, 2019 Natalia Villarman, Olivia Moore, Timka Lockheart, and Kate Goldenberg WGs'20 Five Reasons Why You Can’t Afford to Miss Out on the Wharton Human Capital Club The Wharton Human Capital Club is looking forward to seeing you join. Why? Because it’s free! See how that makes...