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WhiskeyGrinder

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7. Here's hoping people don't think this online survey of interns can draw bigger pictures.

Reply to FLPanhandle (Original post)

Wed Sep 20, 2017, 11:11 AM

Sep 2017

"Diversity" means different things in different parts of the world. This survey focused on a very small slice of a certain kind of person -- one who as already succeeded by getting into a top college and nabbing an internship at a large global consulting firm. Honestly, what is diversity to them?

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Only 2% of EYs intern class says diversity is a key factor in choosing an employer [View all] FLPanhandle Sep 2017 OP

Only 1% said they prioritized salary? Sounds like a response to what they think someone... brush Sep 2017 #1

Accounting firms probably all pay new college graduates about the same FLPanhandle Sep 2017 #2

Its not really surprising since they would be limiting their options and probably have faced JI7 Sep 2017 #3

We are talking about accounting majors here Sanity Claws Sep 2017 #4

Well no wonder. EY formerly Ernst and Young. hedda_foil Sep 2017 #5

I think most educated millenials really dont care about race issues in their personal relationships. JoeStuckInOH Sep 2017 #6

Here's hoping people don't think this online survey of interns can draw bigger pictures. WhiskeyGrinder Sep 2017 #7

Most people look for training for good paying jobs first, few care about diversity when haveahart Sep 2017 #8