Скачать или смотреть Distortions of Business School Rankings | Interview with Anjani Jain

Professor Anjani Jain for Yale University has worked to rank business schools because he realized how current rankings are grossly oversimplified. He also discovered that the Bloomberg Businessweek business school rankings had discrepancies with the raw data they published. Professor Jain determined that this discrepancy was either a result of their failure to normalize the crowdsourced data or some post-calculation manipulation. The second theory is more troubling considering this discrepancy would have no clear explanation. He has found that the ranking system Bloomberg Businessweek uses is much more complicated than they advertise given the data they release. Professor Anjani Jain feels that ranks often distort the public’s view of quality institutions that are not in the top 30 ranked schools. Follow along as Deputy Dean for Academic Programs and Professor in the Practice of Management for Yale School of Management, Dr. Anjani Jain talks with Dr. Jed Macosko, academic director of AcademicInfluence.com and professor of physics at Wake Forest University.

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