i’m not sure what i’m doing yet, but stil need a lot of help here. rt list of candidates they’d like to interview for various roles. The milk round isn’t an actual interview – it’s more like an opportunity to not throw your CV down into the black hole that most resumes go into – you just get a chance to talk to someone and have them say –  oh that guy?  I remember him – he doesn’t suck.  In one of these on-campus milk round events, I very specifically remember speaking to an Australian, who worked in London, who had some role in something none of you reading probably care about.  I think he worked in private equity?  If you don’t know what private equity is – that doesn’t matter either – but it IS important to know that b-school students are mostly money driven cretons with less sense than an average cow, that try and get into the HOT part of finance at the time they are about to graduate.  Perhaps unironically, those students that went for the ‘hot industry’ found themselves in a situation where they ‘top ticked’ that particular field’s job prospects.  This ‘top ticking’ is where I found myself mostly ruining my prospects for employment at a place that was about as long for this world as Joe Biden – yeah I said it.  Going back, the Lehman private equity dickhole was talking about something I really didn’t care about, but I asked him his thoughts about something I DID care about – which were sky high prices in the real estate market. I can’t remember exactly how the conversation went down, but I remember telling him that this real estate market was clearly a bubble, and that there would be a collapse sooner or later.  To which, the Lehman Bro said ‘Mate – my mates and I can’t buy or find a single property in London at any price.’  He used the word mate a LOT – mate (I feel like mate is highly condescending when used by these asshats – but that is another subject for another day.).  At any rate, you’d think someone that’s made it pretty far in life would understand that a different viewpoint is a good thing.  I don’t think the aussie took it that way, and needless to say, i wasn

e like an opportunity to not throw your CV down into the black hole that most resumes go into – you just get a chance to talk to someone and have them say –  oh that guy?  I remember him – he doesn’t suck.  In one of these on-campus milk round events, I very specifically remember speaking to an Australian, who worked in London, who had some role in something none of you reading probably care about.  I think he worked in private equity?  If you don’t know what private equity is – that doesn’t matter either – but it IS important to know that b-school students are mostly money driven cretons

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with less sense than an average cow, that try and get into the HOT part of finance at the time they are about to graduate.  Perhaps unironically, those students that went for the ‘hot industry’ found themselves in a situation where they ‘top ticked’ that particular field’s job prospects.  This ‘top ticking’ is where I found myself mostly ruining my prospects for employment at a place that was about as long for this world as Joe Biden – yeah I said it.  Going back, the Lehman private equity dickhole was talking about something I really didn’t care about, but I asked him his thoughts about something I DID care about – which were sky high prices in the real estate market. I can’t remember exactly how the conversation went down, but I remember telling him that this real estate market was clearly