John F. Carrier, Senior Lecturer, Sloan School of Management
| Jan/24 | Thu | 07:00PM-08:00PM | 66-110 |
Enrollment: Unlimited: No advance sign-up
Prereq: none
Back by popular demand!
In this lively and engaging one-hour session, we will examine how a fundamental understanding of systems can help engineering, science, and humanities students overcome the tremendous hurdles they will encounter in their pursuit of a successful rewarding career in the face of large, bureaucratic companies and institutions - organizations that seem to have been set up solely to degrade their professional skills and extract all measures of job satisfaction.
We will specifically touch on the following topics:
We will wrap up with a brief discussion with a short discussion of the history of System Dynamics at MIT, with current examples of its application in the manufacturing and processing industries, based on Dr. Carrier's 10+ years in the field.
Sponsor(s): Chemical Engineering
Contact: John Carrier, JFCARRIE@MIT.EDU