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VIDEO: Stanford Business School Graduates Choose Responsible Roles

Stanford MBA grads indicating preference for socially responsible jobs has increased from 12 to 18% (c) Stanford Facebook

Stanford MBA grads indicating preference for socially responsible jobs has increased from 12 to 18% (c) Stanford Facebook

Stanford MBA grads are increasingly drawn towards socially responsible roles, Amazon and McKinsey set to increase their hires—plus other MBA news

By  Simon Lovick   Headshot of Simon Lovick

Mon Jan 20 2020

BusinessBecause  
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The number of Stanford MBA graduates choosing socially responsible roles has increased by 6%, according to their latest employment report. The school, which topped last year's Financial Times Global MBA rankings, has seen a shift in its graduates' preferences. 

In this Applicant Bulletin, find out more about Stanford's employment reports, about which companies are set to keep hiring MBAs in 2020, and what 2U CEO Chip Paucek had to say about his experience at UNC Kenan Flagler Business School. 

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