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MBAs: Goldman Sachs Still A Top-Choice Destination For New MBAs

First Posted: 03/18/10 06:12 AM ET Updated: 05/25/11 04:10 PM ET

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bloomberg.com:

The bank's reputation remains strong among aspiring MBAs. It was ranked the fourth-most-desirable place to work in a survey of 6,207 MBA candidates at 67 business schools from December 2008 through March 2009 by Universum Group, a Stockholm-based marketing company. Goldman Sachs, which was rated third the previous five years, trailed No. 1 Google Inc., based in Mountain View, California, and the consulting firms McKinsey & Co., in New York, and Bain & Co., in Boston.

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The bank's reputation remains strong among aspiring MBAs. It was ranked the fourth-most-desirable place to work in a survey of 6,207 MBA candidates at 67 business schools from December 2008 through Ma...
The bank's reputation remains strong among aspiring MBAs. It was ranked the fourth-most-desirable place to work in a survey of 6,207 MBA candidates at 67 business schools from December 2008 through Ma...
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washlib
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02:05 PM on 01/12/2010
MBA, it's all about the money baby!

Time to force mba students to take classes in ethics and multicultural studies, whether they want it or not.
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addisonsteele
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01:52 PM on 01/12/2010
One of the biggest causes for problems in the US economy is the rise of the MBAs, amoral greedheads who were too stupid to get into a real professional school. I am not surprised that they are flocking Goldman Sachs, where they will work hard to crash the economy again.
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drymartini2
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12:45 PM on 01/12/2010
I am surprised McKinsey moved to #2 behind Google.

Given a chance, I would want to work for McKinsey above any other employer !!
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ConcernedAboutRFuture
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12:44 PM on 01/12/2010
Why wouldn't they want a job there? Duh! You can be as slimy and corrupts as is possible.... and not even get a slap on a hand. Actually, you'll get a bonus for your lies and thievery.
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my whitehouse
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12:12 PM on 01/12/2010
neocon and globalist interests are preventing financial reform & job creation.
good articles: http://iamned-website.blogspot.com

Goldman always seems to win
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marijam
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11:52 AM on 01/12/2010
So this is the unscrupulous filth that American universities and colleges are sending out into the world these days?
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drymartini2
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12:46 PM on 01/12/2010
At least these people are getting an education.

thats more than we can say for the abysymal dropout rates in high school in this country !!
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klondiker
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11:33 AM on 01/12/2010
Sure, there are people who are willing to work for the mafia too.
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11:21 AM on 01/12/2010
Sure, why wouldn't MBAs flock to Goldman Sachs. It is no longer necessary to "earn" profits, to succeed for this company.

If they fail or succeed (temporarily) at another "illegal" scheme, "we'll" bail them out- a perfect set-up.
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