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keep in mind, these are ivy league heavies, not local state school middle-of-the-pack undergrads.

• quaffapint 13y ago
  Interesting - so even in startups you've got to be a member of 'the club'? If you went to a local state school and could write circles around the club members, that doesn't count? I would see that in some fortune 500 execs, but startups? odd.
  • rozap 13y ago
    No, I swear, it really is a meritocracy.
  • yogo 13y ago
    Why would startups be any different? At the end of the day we're still talking about decisions made by people.
• obstacle1 13y ago
  Bunch of my peers were hired in the $100-140 range across the T3s straight from undergrad. Complete no-name school outside of US. Attending an Ivy makes it easier for you to be recruited, since offers literally find you. At a lesser school you can still do well, it's just you have to find the offers.