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E-PrinceAs the latest turmoil on Wall Street has thrown numerous banks into a tailspin, anxiety is high for seniors who are still set on entering the field of finance after graduation.
After undergoing momentous changes — including the bankruptcy of Lehman ...
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Anyone who discusses their offer and place of employment should be fired. No wonder these banks are going under-- their current employees probably have the same amount of common sense as their future ones.
Wow this is an uncharacteristically detailed article. I guess the editors didn't rush the reporters like they usually do. good job
"very well written"
If you want to see this problem dealt with correctly, look what the Europeans just did with Fortis-They nationalized it. No BS sweetheart deals for the incompetent cronies who created the problem on the other side of the side of the pond!
They aren't discussing the details of their offer - and it's public knowledge where you interned if you put it on your resume.
this article should have been titled "some students get jobs in finance" which, by the way, isn't news. why not try interviewing a student who got an offer from one of the banks that went under? or a student who has interviews with places like wachovia next week and is now not even sure there will be an interview? or a student who was considering finance but is now turning to grad school? these are some of the issues seniors interested in finance are facing, even if the prince editors seem to think that a ton of quotes from seniors who have secured finance job offers is good enough coverage.