Harvard Business School - Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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Morgan Hall ri , J he nerve center of the Business School housing the administrative 'and most of the staff and Faculty offices. The student's rela- tions are mainly official starting with admis- sions and ending with graduation.

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ELTO MAYO This book is dedicated to the memory and to the vvork of Elton Mayo, late and long-time Professor of lndustrial Research at the Harvard Business School. We do not yet possess the perspective of time necessary to judge the true extent of Elton lVlayo's influence upon the Business School, but that influence has certainly been great. Mayo conceived of the taslc ot the executive as that of receiving and understanding communications from others, and then of acting in terms of social realities. Throughout his life Elton Mayo was a clinician, and his empirical studies ot the human aspects of industrial organization have shown the lruitfulness of both his manner of thinlcing of the executive's taslc, and of the clinical, or case study approach. lt was through case study that Mayo felt the Business School would unquestionably contribute a beginning ofthe understanding vve so badly need. . . WE DEDICATE THIS BOOK THE CLASSES OF 1950 AND 1951