Mark4124
This is going far beyond what I intended and in fact moving in the very direction that swgotz was complaining about in the first place. It sounds as though some only believe Goldman or Private Equity is a good job. I do not believe that at all. Moreover I'm sure the PG&E exec program that all those Chicago guys didn't want to deal with could lead one to a very highly compensated exec position after a time. I don't consider this to be a poor job. What I am refering to is more the example of a graduate from a top 30 b-school going and working as an Amex financial adivsor or some other god awful customer facing sales type position in brokerage. That would kill me and make me think my whole MBA was a total waste of time. Jobs like that suck, I know... I've done similar things.
Exactly..it all comes down to how each individual defines a 'good job'..
For me, working for a top consulting company, though maybe not Mckinsey or ATK would be a 'good job'...i.e...booz..kpmg..etc... but for others, this is the exact position they are leaving when attending b-school..