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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Nah OP. That was 1950s logic when only white, WASP men,  were in the professional world ( Jewish men hired "their own". It was called a " gentleman's C" ( note the exclusion of women). Hopefully, you are trolling; otherwise, you are a terrible role model for your kid(s).[/quote]
Exactly!
I love how those white people are fantasizing that they still have the same white privilege in climbing the corporate ladder using the corrupt "network" and "connections".[/quote]
Good looking and tall counts more. When I graduated college with my 2.6 GPA the first few years I figured out sending a resume does squat. I would apply in person charm the women in HR. I was so cocky I asked the HR women on a date during an interview! My favorite I had a 1NS with a girl and in morning I realize she works for Goldman Sachs I ask her to put me in a job I get interview and HR is like how do you know “Susan” I was ready to crap my pants. Three months later did same thing at an Investment bank but this time the 1NS asked her Dad to put me in then awkward Dad wants to meet me so went to his firms Skybox at Ranger game with girl to snooze. I think C students just know how to do this stuff better. Being an A student is a drawback. I once spoke one hour as a last minute speaker at a luncheon in front of 200 people when speaker had a car accident, I just popped up there. Afterwards a few people commented how impressed they were I had no notes at all and how did I memorize and prepare. I literally made it all up I can talk for hours on any subject. Just don’t fact check me,  [/quote]

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