I can confirm this; one of my technicians from back '94-95 got into Harvard SoM and UMAB SoM, maybe a couple more, waitlisted at a couple, and rejected at the rest (I recall he applied to about 18, got interviews at half or a little more), I I wrote his primary support letter of recommendation. I also told him to go for an MD instead of a PhD and I told him why. He made a wise move.
I wasn't exempt from that type of
Well, I got a chance to see a lot of applications for the interviewees. There were quite a few with strong backgrounds.
Well, I think there is more heterogeniety in the MBA-wannabes.
Well, if you look at my local small town county seat law offices, most are small offices with 3+ lawyers, and some have multiple offices in the county. Divorce, developers, crime, elderlaw, real estate work, wills & trusts, etc., and the fees all run $165-170 to $300-hour.
In general, IP lawyers aren't expected to
Low enders end up in real estate and tax work etc.
Ford just announced 25,000 - 30,000 to be laid off. So, for all our big corporation (IBM, Ford, HP, Sun, etc) high tech-sci-eng jobs, it's probably close to a million people over the last couple years.
Not good.
