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The Transparent Beauty of "Nondisclosure"
October 12, 2005
Here at Insead business school, all of our grades are marked on a Z-curve, which essentially means that there is a normal distribution, and the only way you can fail is if you are more than 3 standard deviations below the mean. Also, there is a "nondisclosure" policy that no grades are allowed to be shared to employers or anyone else, which many of us here think is a great thing.
So in support of grade nondisclosure (even though this is contradictory to my support of "transparency"), I did a quick tshirt design, which will soon be available, either through cafe press or some other establishment that uses non sweathshop tshirts. Thanks to Chris Angell for the encouragement...
Posted by Colin at October 12, 2005 6:29 PM
