Columbia第二轮是否没在大陆招人？

milestone999

没有觉得W比C强。哈哈

flirter

Kevin,

I am not in favor of any of the schools but I believe your argument is highly misleading by saying one school is the backup of another. If you don't know what you are talking about then please shut your mouth and learn until you are capable of speak on truth.

I don't know what crap you read as your reference as the author might be as ignorant as you are. I work in a leading investment bank in New York, where most of my ranks in superior are MBA graduates. The chance of my bosses (MD, CEO and CFO) of being a graduate of those schools are equal likely (HBS, Wharton, CBS, MIT). Remember, I am talking about the top tier bschools. Nobody will regard CBS MIT Wharton or HBS as backup of any other. If you speak like you just did, to your boss or anyone who know what MBA really is, they will laugh their ass off and you will be treated like a joke. Again, stop misleading the applicants here!!! speak responsibly.

As I just mentioned, I am not in favor of any school as I believe they are as great as each one of them can be. For example, HBS, being the most prestigous bschool in the world, is constantly finding itself lacking behind in career prospectives to CBS, especially in the field of Finance. That said, people in CBS are finding better jobs, statistically speaking, than those from HBS in terms of pay and positions and growth because of its location and curriculum. On the other hand, HBS is unstopptable in "General Management". Warran Buffett, who graduated from CBS was rejected by HBS. Your choice of school is largely depending on your own career prospective. Another example would be NYC Stern, a school amazingly connected in Sales/Trading. I hardly knew anyone from HBS get jobs in Sales/Trading, because their curriculum simply does not educate enough to do Sales/Trading. Not to mention alone Kellogg and its marketing.

Again, not sure where you come up with HSW and stop reading your BS references. You can live in your little world but what bothers me is your intention to mislead. Not sure what your purpose is by saying HSW. I sincere hope you will not be attending HSW or any of the top tier bschool in the coming fall, because I will be. and I think going to school with you is humiliating itself to going to school together with a guy like you.

Thank you.

langzhihun

以下是引用flirter在2009-3-12 0:28:00的发言：

Kevin,

I am not in favor of any of the schools but I believe your argument is highly misleading by saying one school is the backup of another. If you don't know what you are talking about then please shut your mouth and learn until you are capable of speak on truth.

I don't know what crap you read as your reference as the author might be as ignorant as you are. I work in a leading investment bank in New York, where most of my ranks in superior are MBA graduates. The chance of my bosses (MD, CEO and CFO) of being a graduate of those schools are equal likely (HBS, Wharton, CBS, MIT). Remember, I am talking about the top tier bschools. Nobody will regard CBS MIT Wharton or HBS as backup of any other. If you speak like you just did, to your boss or anyone who know what MBA really is, they will laugh their ass off and you will be treated like a joke. Again, stop misleading the applicants here!!! speak responsibly.

As I just mentioned, I am not in favor of any school as I believe they are as great as each one of them can be. For example, HBS, being the most prestigous bschool in the world, is constantly finding itself lacking behind in career prospectives to CBS, especially in the field of Finance. That said, people in CBS are finding better jobs, statistically speaking, than those from HBS in terms of pay and positions and growth because of its location and curriculum. On the other hand, HBS is unstopptable in "General Management". Warran Buffett, who graduated from CBS was rejected by HBS. Your choice of school is largely depending on your own career prospective. Another example would be NYC Stern, a school amazingly connected in Sales/Trading. I hardly knew anyone from HBS get jobs in Sales/Trading, because their curriculum simply does not educate enough to do Sales/Trading. Not to mention alone Kellogg and its marketing.

Again, not sure where you come up with HSW and stop reading your BS references. You can live in your little world but what bothers me is your intention to mislead. Not sure what your purpose is by saying HSW. I sincere hope you will not be attending HSW or any of the top tier bschool in the coming fall, because I will be. and I think going to school with you is humiliating itself to going to school together with a guy like you.

Thank you.

Very strong and logical argument. I like your words.

marlowe

以下是引用flirter在2009-3-12 0:28:00的发言：

Kevin,

I am not in favor of any of the schools but I believe your argument is highly misleading by saying one school is the backup of another. If you don't know what you are talking about then please shut your mouth and learn until you are capable of speak on truth.

I don't know what crap you read as your reference as the author might be as ignorant as you are. I work in a leading investment bank in New York, where most of my ranks in superior are MBA graduates. The chance of my bosses (MD, CEO and CFO) of being a graduate of those schools are equal likely (HBS, Wharton, CBS, MIT). Remember, I am talking about the top tier bschools. Nobody will regard CBS MIT Wharton or HBS as backup of any other. If you speak like you just did, to your boss or anyone who know what MBA really is, they will laugh their ass off and you will be treated like a joke. Again, stop misleading the applicants here!!! speak responsibly.

As I just mentioned, I am not in favor of any school as I believe they are as great as each one of them can be. For example, HBS, being the most prestigous bschool in the world, is constantly finding itself lacking behind in career prospectives to CBS, especially in the field of Finance. That said, people in CBS are finding better jobs, statistically speaking, than those from HBS in terms of pay and positions and growth because of its location and curriculum. On the other hand, HBS is unstopptable in "General Management". Warran Buffett, who graduated from CBS was rejected by HBS. Your choice of school is largely depending on your own career prospective. Another example would be NYC Stern, a school amazingly connected in Sales/Trading. I hardly knew anyone from HBS get jobs in Sales/Trading, because their curriculum simply does not educate enough to do Sales/Trading. Not to mention alone Kellogg and its marketing.

Again, not sure where you come up with HSW and stop reading your BS references. You can live in your little world but what bothers me is your intention to mislead. Not sure what your purpose is by saying HSW. I sincere hope you will not be attending HSW or any of the top tier bschool in the coming fall, because I will be. and I think going to school with you is humiliating itself to going to school together with a guy like you.

Thank you.

Up. People talks, but the world is still the world.

ivyer

呵呵

并不是每个人都认为wharton比Columbia好的。。沃顿和哥大我都申了，申请最初就想好了如果两家都给我，我去Columbia。不过最后W也没搭理我，哈哈

也认识人stanford和chicago之间选了去chicago的。。

anyway，每个人的选择标准不同，并不是所有人都盯着M7之间的排名的。。自己目标清晰就好了。。。

enliang

是哦，其实一个tier的都是各有千秋的，没那么绝对的。

ivyer

以下是引用enliang在2009-3-12 15:45:00的发言：

是哦，其实一个tier的都是各有千秋的，没那么绝对的。

bonsmots

回到主题啊，呵呵，Columbia的第二轮有人有消息么？

dingrhan

我知道我的一个朋友的朋友今年拿到columbia第二轮的面试了. 但是他可能是我知道的目前唯一一个第二轮拿到面试邀请的人. 确实, 好像第二轮的columbia "这里黎明静悄悄".

langzhihun

以下是引用dingrhan在2009-3-13 3:33:00的发言：

我知道我的一个朋友的朋友今年拿到columbia第二轮的面试了. 但是他可能是我知道的目前唯一一个第二轮拿到面试邀请的人. 确实, 好像第二轮的columbia "这里黎明静悄悄".

你朋友的朋友是做什么的啊？呵呵

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