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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]See this all the time. It does not matter where you went to college after the 1st year. I have no idea where most of my colleagues went to school including us in the c-suite. People get offended because they need to justify paying for a so-called fancy degree. Nobody cares. Sorry but that is the reality. Ivy leaguer here.[/quote] Agree. Work in consulting and I sign off our proposals before they go out so every now and then I thumb through the resumes. Our people went to all sorts of colleges. Some of the most accomplished went to colleges no one on here has heard of because they're regional colleges. After your first job / year, your career is entirely up to you. A top college doesn't make you bright, sharp, organized and successful. You make yourself bright, sharp, organized and successful - and driven. --Ivy grad who knows plenty of Ivy grads who went nowhere. [/quote]
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