CareerJournal (WSJ Online) - Young Professionals Avoid Jobs With the U.S. Government

25 May 2005
Students don't hold government jobs in very high esteem, see an unwieldy bureaucracy in which promotions will come too slowly, and think red tape will prevent them from having much of an impact.

Posted by thom on Wednesday, May 25, 2005 at 7:33 PM

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