A few weeks ago, Bloomberg News reported that, in just the past year, hundreds of students at the Harvard Business School have taken something called the M.B.A. Oath.
Endorsed by Harvard’s dean and replicated by other business schools, the oath comes in two sizes: an important-sounding long version and a punchy executive summary, consisting of seven crisp bullet points.
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