Update on Harvard Lawsuit

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Anonymous wrote:So, IMP part of the problem lies in how certain careers are compensated vs. others. Why should a bond trader or hedge funder ever make more than an engineer or astrophysicist? They shouldn't but they DO. The Ivys have always been "humanities" "liberal arts" schools, where a history degree can get you a job at Goldman Sachs. Why? Because if everything posted in this thread: prestige, connections, generational money. Unfortunately, we are losing stem talent to Wall Street..START PAYING STEM and the stem schools would be as "prestigious" as the Ivy League. Are Asians better at stem? I think on some level, not sure if it's genetic predisposition or cultural but they do score higher on STEM based standardized tests. Spoiled white kids skate taking easier classes and then land the big $$ job, that is really what's going on here.


"Start paying STEM"?

https://www.shrm.org/resourcesandtools/hr-topics/compensation/pages/graduates-pay-2017.aspx

Your premise is flawed on nearly every point.


No it’s not. Working for Goldman Sachs is going to start at at least double the STEM salary and go up from there. It’s not on your ‘list’ because those are jobs for the elite and not a general career choice.


Do you even understand how businesses operate? There are thousands of stem jobs at Goldman that are going to pay finserv market rates. Stop being a dimwit.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:So, IMP part of the problem lies in how certain careers are compensated vs. others. Why should a bond trader or hedge funder ever make more than an engineer or astrophysicist? They shouldn't but they DO. The Ivys have always been "humanities" "liberal arts" schools, where a history degree can get you a job at Goldman Sachs. Why? Because if everything posted in this thread: prestige, connections, generational money. Unfortunately, we are losing stem talent to Wall Street..START PAYING STEM and the stem schools would be as "prestigious" as the Ivy League. Are Asians better at stem? I think on some level, not sure if it's genetic predisposition or cultural but they do score higher on STEM based standardized tests. Spoiled white kids skate taking easier classes and then land the big $$ job, that is really what's going on here.


"Start paying STEM"?

https://www.shrm.org/resourcesandtools/hr-topics/compensation/pages/graduates-pay-2017.aspx

Your premise is flawed on nearly every point.


No it’s not. Working for Goldman Sachs is going to start at at least double the STEM salary and go up from there. It’s not on your ‘list’ because those are jobs for the elite and not a general career choice.


Are you talking back office? The training programs are primarily elite schools and that is where leadership is trained. The training programs also train more.

Do you even understand how businesses operate? There are thousands of stem jobs at Goldman that are going to pay finserv market rates. Stop being a dimwit.
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