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A/HL Grad,

Better get your head out of the bottle if you think you ever be responsible, let alone proficient, enough to fly for one of the larger carriers.

From the quality of your posts you wouldn't even be able to make it as a charter pilot.

Best stick to cargo services. The less people the better for your personality type.
AC Dropout Monday, July 22, 2002 at 11:27:27 (PDT)

AC dropout,

USA Today July 22 2002 has an article in the Money section about the value of an MBA, "Some say MBAs no longer worth extra cash".
Stanford management professor Jeff Pfeffer has examined 40 years of research and concludes there is scant evidence that those with an MBA better their careers or fortunes. He will publish his results with the September issue of "Academy of Management Learning and Education".
Asian American Monday, July 22, 2002 at 08:20:47 (PDT)

A/HL Grad,

"The MBA is probably the most overrated advanced degree, with the exception of a masters in english or something." 6/16/02 A/HL Grad

That was the original text I questioned you on the the neccesity of on an MBA in the corporate world. Since you concede that an MBA from Wharton is neccessary for McKinsey...the rest is intuitive.

Now you are just plain lying. Your credibility is shot.
AC Dropout Monday, July 22, 2002 at 08:07:25 (PDT)

Lieutenant, j.g.:

No longer in the Navy, though I miss it now and then. Got out as a Lieutenant, right after my flight committment. Stayed in the Naval Reserves, and pinned one Lieutenant Commander a couple of years ago. Probably won't make commander, as I have nearly not done enough with the reserves because of my civilian job.

One of these days, maybe I'll quit and go fly for Delta or something. My buddies who are in airlines seem better able to stay proficient.
A/HL Grad Friday, July 19, 2002 at 21:10:07 (PDT)

Pfizer

Science side: lots of Asians

Managment side: Practically no Asians
Pfizer Friday, July 19, 2002 at 16:12:46 (PDT)

to: Annapolis Harvard Law Grad

are you in the NAVY and what rank are you?
Lt . JR GRADE Thursday, July 18, 2002 at 11:26:31 (PDT)

AC Cluless:

You have real problems with simple reasoning skills.

Actually, I agreed with CAgentility on McKinsey. Didn't mention anything about the MBA. Pretty amateur mistake to infer conceding something else on that basis.

You better brush up on those reading skills. Otherwise, you may end up lifetime at your father's Chinese take-out.
A/HL Grad Wednesday, July 17, 2002 at 17:42:23 (PDT)

CAgentility & Annapolis Harvard Law Grad-wannabe,

Really so Wharton students are experts in the consuling field. Really.

So why is it that McKinsey only has 1/4 the revenue of Accenture?

So why is it the principals at Accenture are paid more than the McKinsey counterparts?

Don't keep talking about the employee's opinions and prestige. That doesn't pay the bills and beget results. Tell me something that would persuade and executive to hire one company over another.

The revenue speak for themselves. Not to mention Accenture reputation of implementation sucess in the industry.

PS - Once again Accenture career track is the only one in the industry I'm aware of that doesn't need an MBA to advance. Only those in the strategy track are asked to get their MBA.

PPS- Annapolis Harvard Law Grad-wannabe I take it you concede a MBA is neccessary in corporate American, since you so eloquently agree with CAgentility. Then I rest my case on this board. QED. I win.

AC Dropout Tuesday, July 16, 2002 at 15:48:24 (PDT)

Annapolis Harvard Law Grad,

Only a career employee like yourself misses the point of this discussion, which was started by the way by your own ignorance of consulting, Big 5 and advancing ones career with an MBA.

AC Dropout Tuesday, July 16, 2002 at 08:20:21 (PDT)

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