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• drew_s - Sep 17 2007 | business, education, news, michigan

  In response to Derek's recent dot:

  Quoted: With demand growing for M.B.A. graduates, it is a seller's market out there, making it tough for many companies to meet hiring quotas using old tried-and-true recruiting methods. At a time when career opportunities are so plentiful that students can afford to turn down even six-figure offers from investment banks, it is especially difficult for traditional manufacturers to make an impression.

  Looks like I should have gone for a joint JD/MBA... I could be making big dollars in the dishwasher biz. Oh wait, I applied there and didn't get past the phone interview...guess that sarcasm was unwarranted.

  • liz - Sep 17 2007
    

    you'd have to be in school for another year and i don't like ramen noodles that much.

  • derek - Sep 17 2007
    

    lol

  • drew_s - Sep 17 2007
    

    And i don't like appliances that much...

  • derek - Sep 17 2007
    

    What about the trivection oven?

  • drew_s - Sep 18 2007
    

    Well maybe if I had invented it and not that lunatic Donaghy at GE. It is a pretty great product.

  • derek - Sep 18 2007
    

    Heh, I was really hoping you'd get that reference.

  • mel - Sep 18 2007
    

    lol

  • doug - Sep 23 2007
    

    MBA's aren't nearly as much in demand as engineers are. And that would mean Ramen soup for only 4 years. Hmmmmmm.

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