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Dear Leveraged Sell-Out..

Published on October 10, 2008 by mensamember

“DAMN IT FEELS GOOD TO BE A BANKER!”

 

For comparison, the CEO of Accenture took home $12 M in total compensation last year.

Bankers: You win!
Nation: You lose.

Dear MBA students focused on finance and now beginning the job search: Welcome to consulting.  Yes, we are still hiring strong.



7 Responses to “Dear Leveraged Sell-Out..”

  1. Anonymous Says:


    Visit Anonymous

    Not really, unfortunately, check out what’s going on with the Monitor Group.

  2. Anonymous Says:


    Visit Anonymous

    So you can fail AND make more money? Why would anyone want NOT want to be a banker?

  3. Joe mama Says:


    Visit Joe mama

    What happened to Monitor group? Where can one learn more. Consulting is slowing down a bit but it ain’t banking

  4. d Says:


    Visit d

    what’s especially awesome is that you earn the most when you’re about fo fail.

  5. notamensamember Says:


    Visit notamensamember

    why would you advertise the fact that you joined MENSA?

  6. The politics of accounting and bank failure | AccMan Says:


    Visit The politics of accounting and bank failure | AccMan

    [...] banks having a problem with which they could not live. It was OK at other times when the likes of Lehman’s CEO were siphoning off $480 million, but not now? So where was the pressure coming from? The banks of [...]

  7. Graphite Says:


    Visit Graphite

    Once corporations figure out that most of management consulting is much the same as the past 10 years of I-Banking–that is, an elaborate scheme to rip off shareholders while selling patently bad advice–the party will be over for us too.

    Damn It Feels Good to Be a Big Swinging Dick!


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