Which Boston Companies Do New MBAs Want to Work For?
On the list are lots of "usual suspects" -- every big-name investment bank and consulting firm, plus Apple, Google, Microsoft, and Amazon.
The only two Boston companies to make the list? (I'll save you some clicking.) Boston Consulting Group (#5) and Bain (#6).
Fortune also publishes a longer list of 100 companies that appeal to MBA recipients... which includes two more Boston companies: Fidelity Investments, at #45, and Monitor Group, at #87.
Labels: Bain and Co., Boston Consulting Group, employment, Fidelity Investments, Fortune Magazine, Monitor Group
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Here are some BRAIN DRAIN references:
• Fortune list of “100 Most Desirable MBA Employers, (note just 4 Massachusetts-based companies), http://money.cnn.com/magazines/fortune/mba100/2008/full_list/
• Scott Kirsner article, Boston Globe, May 15, 2008, “State Must Stop The Student Exodus,” http://www.boston.com/business/articles/2008/05/25/state_must_stop_the_student_exodus/
• Scott Kirsner article, Boston Globe, Feb 17, 2008, "Youth Movement," http://www.boston.com/business/articles/2008/02/17/youth_movement/
• Heather Brome paper, NEPPC Discussion Paper 07-3, “Is New England Experiencing A ‘Brain Drain’?”, November 2007, http://www.bos.frb.org/economic/neppc/dp/2007/neppcdp0703.pdf
• Prof. Ross Gittel, The New England Journal of Higher Education, Summer 2007, "Demographic Decline," p 19, http://www.nebhe.org/info/pdf/nejhe/NEJHE_Summer07.pdf
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