Did anyone at E&Y's management really think this was going to get people excited? Or wasn't embarrassing?
If I were, say KPMG or PWC, I'd call it "Join Us and We'll Never Make You Do This."
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Hello Mark,
It was because of this herd mentality that I did not join any of these Big firms, after I graduated. However, to my (predictable) dismay, not having either an Ivy League diploma or a "Big" firm credential, it is extremely difficult for me to get a new job. I have come to the conclusion that I need to have a Big company's name on my resume to prove to recruiters that I have "made my bones". To see smart people reduce themselves to a joke is disheartening.
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