Grants exams are based off of his notes, so take good notes!!

He makes this class bearable

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loved this class. gotta appreciate his sarcasm/jokes.

Guarantee to laugh once during his class. Memorize his notes to do well.

Looks like Chandler!

makes concepts very clear and easy to understand

Overall, better make its point across then the author of the book haha

Nice and cute!

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Best professor ever! Interesting, extremely intelligent and sexy!!!

Great prof. Make sure he's teaching 303 or DONT take it. The book's author sucks

Sigh....soooooooo good!

Challenging and insightful

Don't read the text book. In fact, don't even buy it.

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EXCELLENT Teacher. He checks this website also. hehehe ;) it was a pleasure!!

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The funniest/enjoyable class ever

His MCs are ridiculously ambiguous, vague, regurgitative...

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Lectures are a nice break from other classes-MC are very vague-Brutal textbook

A VERY GOOD TEACHER~ his classes are fun and enjoyable!!!~~

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Grant is awesome... take good notes and you'll do fine

I took 403 w/ Grant and it was one of the best classes I've ever taken. He's a great teacher too - knows his stuff and challenges you. Ensure you do your readings before lectures since you'll get so much more out of the materials by doing so.

Don't buy text, it was useless. Exams/cases are based solely on lecture so don't miss them. For cases/short answer: If your answer/interpretation is not the same as his, u get deducted severely.

Teach in a very straight forward way. His lecture notes help a lot.

One of the best profs at sfu. Good sense of humour and fun lectures. No need to buy the text.

Interesting and informative lectures. M/C in final exam are unreasonablely confusing==> still wondering how do one prepare for those kind of questions.

One of the best Profs at SFU. Wonderful sense of humor. Loved the class and learned a great deal. His Exams are a bit tricky so i suggest you study his notes like the back of your hand. Assignments were pretty straight forward.

He's kind of weird, reminds me of a talk show host, but overally nice guy. Don't buy the book, even though he tells you to do so. Exam multiple choice questions are hard, since there are more than one correct answer and you have to pick the most correct.

good sense of humour. knowledgaable and experienced. stick to his notes, dump the textbook. M/C are tricky with unusual vocabs in the questions. notes from lecture is very important.

Funny + smart prof; he has great stories about cheaters who later complain publicly...

very interesting. This man knows his stuff and it is great to see an insightful/critical mind such as his in the business faculty

Great lecturer (one of best in SFU), makes 3 hr lectures interesting and amusing. Cases are tricky b/c the answers are rather subjective, u either get it or u don't. MT and Final are relatively easy as long as you understand his notes VERY well. DON'T buy the text - just take detailed lecture notes.

So good, so nice. One of the best public speakers I've ever seen. He has a good sense of humour too.

he's a great prof! he's really nice to his students and is fair in marking. He really knows his stuff and his classes are very humurous! never bored in this 3 hr lecture!! glad he's teaching at SFU! just make sure u take good notes in class and think how the topics relate to each other! o yea...he looks like a cartoon but in a good way tho!!

Clear, interesting, sometimes funny.

this class is a cinch. take GOOD notes and you'll be fine. don't buy the text, you wont need it

Three tips: (1)don't buy the txtbook, (2)take super detailed notes (don't have to go to lectures but listen to online lectures as many times as necessary), (3)try to link topics that don't seem to link intuitively (e.g. dirty hands to environment ethics). He is a very good and humourous lecturer but his exams Q's can be very counter-intuitive.

Excellent prof! Lectures are fun and interesting. Fair grading system. Take him!

He is such a good prof! just go to the lecture and study the lecture tape when there is an exam, then you will do fine. I strongly recommend that you take him!!!

lectures are interesting. But the tests are really tricky. You have to know the material front to back. But master the sample final and you'll do well on the tests.

This course is a trap. Both Textbooks are waste of time and money. You have to write down every single word he says in class cause it is probably a MCQ on MT/Final. He is very intelligent though. This course needs a major makeover.

He did a great job! I really loved the course and would love to have him as an instructor again. I got an A in the class and all I did was listening to the digital tapes. Listen to them 1-2 times and take detailed notes then you'll do well on exams.

Go to his lectures and understand the concepts inside and out and you'll do really well in the course. He explains things better than the textbook. The M/C for the exams were a little tricky though.

Good prof. Cases are tough but exams are fair. You must attend his lectures and listen to his recorded lecture. Don't buy the books. Useless. He really promotes thinking.

I enjoyed this class. He is a good lecturer.

Tricky class. Like everyone else says, don't waste money on the book. It is key to attend all the lectures, then listen to them again online. He's fair, but you're going to have to work hard. Take advantage of the fudge factor for participating. It helped me.

the best prof i ever had! he is very clear about his lecture. but you have to study hard for it in order to get a B or A.. read his notes do his sample midterm. it is very useful!

Wicked prof, he enjoys talking abuot stuff and you don't fall asleep in his class! However, his exams are tricky if you haven't studied his notes inside and out. FOCUS ON HIS NOTES, ignore the textbook you don't need it, just ask him to clarify if you need help! Make sure you listen to his lectures or record them, and you will do well in this cours

Generally an interesting prof and very good course content for future business people. Good language skills are very important for this class, though. The readings use high-level language, and the exam expects you to be able to interpret abstract questions. Lastly - you might find him offensive if you are a conservative or republican.

Havers is the most entertaining and interesting prof I have ever had at SFU. Exams are hard but worth the trade off of actually learning about the theoretical paradigms of business. Far more interesting than memorizing meaningless definitions and figures like other bus courses. He also has a wicked sense of humor!

You have no choice, I guess. It seems like he's the only one teaching this course. This is useless, at least i think, and boring class. He keeps talking in the class, so you gotta write down what's out of his mouth. each and every word! class average was so high, so you gotta do really hard. He's a good prof, but I think the class sucks.

He is absolutely THE BEST TEACHER I've had in business. If you are interested in the subject and listen to what he has to say in class, you'll have no problem with the exam. He is really smart and makes of his course more than another dry business-type empty talk. However, if you are the typical "business-type", you might hate him.