Are the offers so much better or is it a risk averse group? I've seen a lot of startup job postings trying for the same people.
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I think it's mostly a mistaken analogy to college. They think they should go to the big-brand employer.
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it's reinforced by the fact that recruiters (even for startups) want those labels later on
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No good recruiter would care. E.g. Triplebyte wouldn't.
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But that doesn't mean good companies don't have bad recruiters
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Facebook, Google, Amazon, Apple, Microsoft?
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I didn't ask, but that seems a good guess.
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@uwaterloo. This is exactly what happened to my SoftEng class back in 2007.
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What is that image?
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A sarlacc!
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What's that from?
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Is that from Dune?
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Not that far from the stats on undergrad finance majors: goldman, morgan stanley, jp morgan, citi, etc.
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I like brand explanation. It's what people do when they have to default to a decision. No time to think/optimize/ during end of uni.
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My experience getting into an elite uni was that the process favored head down, grind hard, don't look around approach
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