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I would imagine that it's hard to separate cause from effect in the case of well-known schools and employment performance. The cumulative benefits of working c
by dpritchett 13y ago
I would imagine that it's hard to separate cause from effect in the case of well-known schools and employment performance. The cumulative benefits of working challenging, rewarding jobs should pile up throughout a career. Naturally folks with an easy-to-sell pedigree are going to have a good shot at securing those jobs.