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Miro Kazakoff (left) and Tom Rose poke fun at b-school rankings, business jargon and unemployed MBA grads

Miro Kazakoff (left) and Tom Rose poke fun at b-school rankings, business jargon and unemployed MBA grads

MIT MBAs team up to do a satirical talk show on American b-school culture

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Fri Jan 7 2011

BusinessBecause  
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Two second-year students at MIT's Sloan School of Management, Miro Kazakoff and Tom Rose, have produced their own web show. Following the format of Jon Stewart;s satirical Daily Show, The MBA Show pokes fun at b-school stereotypes, rankings fever and the exorbitant cost of doing an MBA.

Check out this video featuring job interview horror stories. You can catch more videos on The MBA Show's YouTube Channel.

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