Fewer jobs for M.B.A. students
Recruitment down in U.S.
The worst recruitment season in recent memory has M.B.A. students in the U.S. scrambling for job offers. As the number of companies coming to campuses plummets, 70 per cent of M.B.A. programs report a 10 per cent dip in job postings. Typically aggressive recruitment for summer internships, half of which grow into full-time jobs, has also slowed.The Wall Street Journal
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