@cj3214567667: In this 2011 Stanford speech, Jensen Huang cuts straight to the essence of business in one hour—more valuable than a two-year MBA program.
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A tweet shares a video of Jensen Huang's 2011 Stanford speech, calling it a direct hit on business fundamentals in one hour, more valuable than a two-year MBA.
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Jensen Huang’s 2011 speech at Stanford cuts to the essence of business in one hour, teaching you more about business than a two-year MBA program. https://t.co/TZWTjTv5q2
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