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Are Canadian Businesses Experiencing a Brain Drain?

Filed in archive by Greg Balanko-Dickson on November 22, 2006

Are Canadian Businesses Experiencing a Brain Drain?
What is your experience when hiring young professionals?
"I think most international students choose to study in the US because many of the world's best business schoolslinks are located here." suggests Dawna Clarke, director of admissions at Dartmouth's prestigious Tuck School of Business. "Canadian schools have come a long way in terms of their global reputation, but they are unfortunately still far behind the top tier schools in the USA." Via Canadian Business

Are you having any difficulty recruiting MBA's or young professionals to your firm?

Where have they studied? What is on their resumes?






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