Smarty Pants

I picked up a copy of the September 2009 issue of the Harvard Business Review (HBR) from work and have been reading it these past couple of days. It has excellent content and case studies that are relevant to people working in the business world. For example, in the 9/2009 issue, there was a case study about surviving a boss from hell, a first person article about how Cisco manages innovation within the company and then an article about how to manage information overload. Think of the HBR as a type of textbook for business folks. It costs $79 for 12 issues. Should I make an investment?