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Originally Posted by Branch $$$ Manager  The choice is yours. Are there other opportunities out there for a recent college grad? Maybe, if you have strong technical skills or somethng like that. But don't tell me - as a representative of a multibillion dollar company that has not only made the list of 'best companys to work for', and 'largest hirer of recent college grads', and gives one of the most to the united way, that I've made a bad choice. Its like being on the New England Patriots. You don't always win the super bowl, but you can be sure you're with a strong and proud organization where things are done a certain way that might be different from what you are used to. |
you act as if everyone has a general liberal arts degree
this would be the only case someone would become a MT
a friend of mine recently graduated with a BCM bachelor's degree...starting pay 50k with 10 k in bonus potential
another friend has been working at GM as a engineer for a few yrs...started off at 55k now making upwards to 80k...and this is only with a mechanical engineering bachelors
how can erac possibly compare to this jobs? not even in the same league.
and you are speaking in half sentences
largest hirer of college grads-80% quit the company
best companies to work for-best company to start your career (notice the start, nobody finishes there)
erac just doesn't stack up