Friday, June 26, 2009

More on the Wall St. Brain Drain

by Andrew Gillen

Yet another article sees the shift away from finance jobs for bright young grads as a good thing. This one is by Daniel Roth. HT: FS

2 comments:

Mitra said...

Yes, you are right. It's very nice article. From the link article:

"Walking around Wall Street these days is like being trapped inside the videogame Resident Evil." - I think it worse than that, Resident Evil.

"An innovation might strengthen capital markets, but the possibility of that research benefiting another industry—the kind of cross-pollination that turned Velcro from a NASA oddity into a modern staple—is eliminated." - Ouch, that hurting me so bad. get bankruptcy records

Akismet said...

Daniel always know he has to write. From linked article: No one likes to see an industry die, but there is an upside: Often, smart cubicle refugees will seize the opportunity to pursue their entrepreneurial dreams, unleashing waves of innovation upon society. - So it just some kind of evolution and nature selection. penisgröße