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Jonathan McBride | Jungle Interactive Media | The New York Times

Worth Repeating

by American Way Staff

"Before, it was sexy to take the risk for 1 percent in
the company. Now it’s a status symbol to have a job."

— Jonathan McBride, co-founder of Jungle Interactive Media, speaking to the New York Times about the new MBA job market and the renewed lure of Fortune 500 companies.

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