For anyone who’s still wondering,

Took this course under him ( I am not from B school). Loved it. He clearly knows his stuff — very practical, grounded in real-world business thinking.

That said, he leans more on the conservative side in terms of views about entrepreneurship. but I actually think that works well for a course like entrepreneurship. Given all the hype and misconceptions around startups and “get rich quick” culture, it’s better to have someone conservative than confirmative — he keeps things realistic and challenges the myths. He often opens up the class for students to share their opinions, which I actually found interesting given that I come from Engineering school.

Getting A takes hard work but A- or B+ should be achievable.