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Posted on January 1, 2000January 1, 2023

Loss Aversion Exercise – Cornell University

This exercise is provided for educational purposes and use only at Cornell University by Stephen Shu.

https://cornell.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_8dDEntc1IyHKLoa

Posted on January 1, 2000June 23, 2015

Downloadable Figures for The Consulting Apprenticeship

Figure 1: Example Engagements and Workstreams (Figure 1)

Figure 2: Key Takeaway-Style (Figure 2)

Figure 3: Topic-Style (Figure 3)

Figure 4: Seeding Slide (Figure 4)

Figure 5: Facilitating Slide (Figure 5)

Figure 6: Triangulation Example (Figure 6)

Figure 7: Four Common Failure Points (Figure 7)

 

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