Does school really matter?

[Ry_Tower]

I wasn't referring to just myself or anyone specific with my posts. It's a general observation of the corporate hiring culture based on what I've seen in the companies my friends and I have worked for.

The stereotype is that if you're from a good school, you're entitled, you demand a high salary, yet are a slacker. But everyone around me who landed good jobs right after college never demanded a high salary, it was just offered to them after passing a stringent set of interviews. And none of them are slackers - these people worked their asses off just like all other fresh grads.

I wasn't trying to be condescending or self-aggrandizing, I was just sharing my opinion which goes contrary to the stereotype mentioned here.

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Spot on. Stereotypes mentioned here I also do not find to be the general rule. Instead they are the exception.

Only the really rich can afford to go from jobs to jobs without fear of financial ramification.

Big corporations hire those from top schools based on experiences as well. Hindi naman yan gagawin if based on their past experiences eh palpak at hindi worth it.

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