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To: KyrosL who wrote (4212)	8/3/2003 1:10:03 PM
From: skinowski	Read Replies (1) of 793866

Agree. I am not familiar with the MBA scene, but I know of a fair number of young Lawyers and Computer Scientists and some others who are having employment problems. The argument about increasing salaries to make a profession "attractive" may be valid - but only during periods of expansions and Bull markets. At this time, jobs like teaching, which tend to be stable - and provide a fair amount of satisfaction and opportunity, along with an attractive life style - will have no shortage of quality applicants. It is also true that entrenched school bureaucracies tend to be wasteful.

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