"Officially, Adria Berry is an attorney. ... Berry has sent more than 200 resumes seeking work as a lawyer, but after not landing a single interview, she has resorted to substitute teaching. ... School administrators say the unusally high caliber of the applicants--some with MBAs and other prestigious advanced degrees--allows them to be choosier when assigning substitutes to classrooms. ... The job doesn't come with health insurance and the pay ranges from about $60 to $100 a day in the Houston area", Ericka Mellon at the Houston Chronicle, 28 January 2009, link: http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/front/6233674.html.
When the Houston Independent School District starts receiving former Goldman Sachs managing directors' resumes the crisis will be over.
1 comment:
Good one IA...
GS MD's teaching risk? Or how to co-opt institutions like governments?
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