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I agree that a lot of this is her being unrealistic / overachieving / etc., but I think we're going to see a lot more of this to come. More telling though is t

I agree that a lot of this is her being unrealistic / overachieving / etc., but I think we're going to see a lot more of this to come. More telling though is the fact that they framed it in education bubble terms, not as much recession terms, which perhaps shows the media's ethos to be friendly to the concept - at least the WSJ.

Volscio 16y ago
Here in DC my fellow alumns are having some difficulty finding jobs, and they are ready to work just about anywhere. They eventually get sucked up into the big consulting firms though. They will do well enough in 10 years' time. I think the biggest problem has been for international folks who can't get anyone to sponsor their visas except for, say, the World Bank, which is all too familiar with the process.