DISQUS

I definitely think it has the potential to devalue an MBA, as well as reduce the demand. This is the biggest financial scare that many people of graduate school age have experienced (as well as older people!) With all of the layoffs in the financial sector, it will certainly reduce demand and job security, and although it could recover over time, it may not ever regain its previous popularity.

Great post! I live in New Orleans, and everyone down here hopes he "straightens up" so to speak, with the selfish antics-- sometimes it does happen with a change of venue. He definitely has talent, so I hope so.
You must have been down here before, with the "muffalettas and daquiris" reference!

Steve- Thanks for mentioning my article. Glad you enjoyed.

You are spot on with #1- You are not always right. It is hard sometimes to realize it when you are interacting with someone and open your mind to their point of view-but it is certainly true. I know I could improve my interactions and probably learn a little more if I would think about that more often.

Very funny! I have a 4 year old and a 2 year old, so I know exactly what you mean. Maybe that is why I am on the computer at 11 pm!

Great carnival, thanks for including my post!

Thanks for hosting and including my post-great job!

Great idea for a new carnival.
I will be submitting for the inaugural edition!
RC

Thanks for the link, glad you enjoyed!

RC

I hope you reconsider as well, I enjoyed the 1st few posts and was looking forward to the remainder. I think it would be interesting, thought provoking reading.

RC

Great post. This is one of my favorite books as well, and has really gotten me to begin taking charge of my personal finances. (My blog is named after one of his other books, actually). I am looking forward to reading your future posts in this series.