Word: walls
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...crash "has not affected my decision to pursue investment banking," says Tad W. Guleserian '88, who is still searching for a job on Wall Street...
...continue to have more applicants than openings," says a spokesman for Drexel Burnham Lambert, Inc. "After the crash, obviously, there was perhaps less of an interest in Wall Street, [but] we haven't really noticed anything...
Even those seniors who did not shun investment banking say they covered their career bases this year. Many applied for jobs outside the field of investment banking just in case they did not fare well on Wall Street...
Thanks in part to students who scattered their resumes and those who avoided Wall Street altogether, a number of consulting firms received a record number of applications...
...sobering moments of the Wall Street crash appear to have been short-lived. An article in yesterday's New York Times finds that the reported demise of the luxury merchants was highly exaggerated. In fact, it seems there has been an upswing in luxury sales on an even greater scale than before the crash...