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August 6, 2021
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What they don't teach you at HBS

Avnish Bajaj
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A good education provides a strong starting point at best. Avnish talks about how he has evolved over time through the various experiences he has had and the decisions he has made.

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August 6, 2021

What they don't teach you at HBS

Avnish Bajaj
Founder and Investor
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A good education provides a strong starting point at best. Avnish talks about how he has evolved over time through the various experiences he has had and the decisions he has made.

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