Stanford warns that a personal communication class it offers to M.B.A. students can be “quite emotional.” Now working people can take the course too.
Stanford University is offering one of its most popular business-school electives to people outside its elite M.B.A. program. The prerequisite? Getting in touch with your emotions.
The course’s official title is “Organizational Behavior 374: Interpersonal Dynamics,” but students and faculty at Stanford Graduate School of Business more commonly call it by its nickname, “Touchy Feely.” The course’s mission is to instill in future business leaders the self-awareness to build more effective relationships and communicate more openly...
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