Tests are way too difficult for the material covered in the class.

Challenging, but if you do well in his class, you will do well in the real world

He is challenging, but you will learn a lot in the class. He is also very fair.

he may be tough, but he puts you on the right track for success

Study long hours for tests but they're predictible and coursework is light

I agree, a great man. Challenging...but his lectures are excellent.

great prof, makes you think about things. although tests are rote memorization

Teaches practical skills. Take this class if you are serious about learning.

tough class and tests are hard (memorize everything), but you really learn the stuff and skills that are helpful, i liked him!

very tough tests- memorize everything. very interested in student input and very helpful. gives great real-life applications. do not take him if you do not want to work hard for your grade. attendance and participation count big time.

He does a good job of relating his own experience to the topics and encouraging discussion. I didn't think his tests were as bad as everyone is saying. They are on material straight out of the book and you can defend your 'wrong' answers for points.

This prof taught me how to study. I got a B in his class, but after that I got all A's. Study hard for the tests, especially the first one. memorize everything.

Tests are hard, need to study. He has a great amount of experience and is very helpful. I enjoyed his class.

Good Prof. Class is enjoyable, but tests are hard, especially the 1st one. Teaches well, has great examples for the material.

It was a tough class, but the trick is to memorize the handouts and the stuff he posts on blackboard. Tends to discuss a lot of employment law. Try to do well on the assignments because they can help your grade in the end.

I don't know why people say he's a bad prof. Yes, he is a difficult grader, but he lets you do extra credit and re-writes. He's very leniant & understanding if you need to miss more classes than allowed. Very intelligent and passionate about equal rights. I think he's great & I would take him again

Class is really not hard at all. Up front it seems like a lot of papers, but in the end he dropped a few, didn't really have tests, doesn't make you take any notes. Lots of discussion, wants to make you think. Got a good grade without too much effort, but class was worth the time.

This class was my most writing intensive ever. As it was an SWS class. I swear to god, he'd assign a paper at the end of every class period over some articles that were not available on reserve and we had to make copies ourselves. Usually in the realm of 50 pages. He's a tough grader, but he lets you re-do them.

He is very helpful if you have problems, he noticed I had a cold and let me take the test later. Very nice man.

He's a super nice guy and class is usually pretty interesting. Lectures are a little bit crazy but he always gets his point across and I feel like I've got more out of his class than any other this semester. He really works on analyzing skills and tells you how it really is in the workplace. I really recoommend taking this class with him.

Very interesting and knowledgeable professor. I got a lot out of this class about how the "real world" works. Supposedly has a reputation for being difficult, but if you actually read the book and study you'll do fine. The only bad thing is the memo project, which involves a 5-page paper a week, graded solely on whether it's long enough.

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Yes this class is hard- so if you don't want to work for your grade then stay away. However, he is a great professor who really knows what he's talking about. He offers great examples and his class truly helps prepare you for a career in business.

As long as you know the information on the study guides and handouts you will get a good grades on the tests. He may seem a little harsh the first week but as you go through the semester you find out he is really nice. The in-box memos can be hard but if you take a few hours on them and watch your mechanics you should do well. Will take him again.

If you participate in class, come to class, and get involved it's a very simple class. The only thing bringing me down is his exams but if you study hard you will get a good grade. The in-box memo's are fairly easy after you figure out how he grades. Got an 86, 95, and then 100 on them so not too bad really. Take him if you want to learn.

The first day of class I wasn't sure what to expect, but he ended up being a great professor. He is actually very understanding, and if you study for his tests you'll do well. His grading is extremely fair, and if you put the time and effort into the class, you'll do well.

His tests can be hard, but he gives LOTS of options - you have to answer a certain amt of points that you choose. He's funny and entertaining, but sometimes can be taken the wrong way. Overall, I think he was a great professor and had a great experience with this class.

Although intimidating at first, if your a management major, I highly advise to take any of his classes. He is very knowledgeable and helpful. He makes the classroom lectures based on real life experiences. Only problem was a quiz every week got tiring.

This is two classes in one, one standard and one amazing. First there's the normal stuff. Learn things in lectures, show you learned them. Okay. The second part is case studies, which was a student presentation followed by a sort of moderated debate; Extremely engaging, educational, and generally awesome. I wish more professors would do that!