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Judging by all the Harvard grads that get scooped up without issue and their horrendous problem with grade inflation, the answer to your question seems to be, y
by bugglebeetle 3y ago
Judging by all the Harvard grads that get scooped up without issue and their horrendous problem with grade inflation, the answer to your question seems to be, yes.
- next_xibalba 3y ago> their horrendous problem with grade inflation Don’t forget the academic fraud and plagiarism!
- anjel 3y agoA friend has an MBA from Harvard. Upon graduating they did their requisite stint at McKinsey for 18 mos, then went to work for a Fortune 100 corp, explicitly hired to be developed as eventual mid to upper management. After 15 years, upper management shifted and their future prospects instantly dimmed. So they picked up the phone, called the Harvard Alumni office, which in a matter of days set up interviews for them at other fortune 500 companies. They had another job offer in an entirely different field in about 2 weeks from the initial phone call. This is a recent anecdote, about 5-6 years ago when all the aforementioned problems were already evident. "Harvard is a hedge fund masquerading as an institute of higher learning" - Scott Galloway (and hedge fund is a euphemism for Racketeering)