Turned Down Mckinsey to Find Out Why Gen Z's Smartest Keep Selling Out
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The article explores why some of the brightest Gen Z graduates from elite universities are choosing lucrative careers over more traditional or altruistic paths, sparking discussion on the values and priorities of young professionals.
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> YC worked because it reduced the cost of risk: small checks, fast feedback, and a culture that made failure survivable.
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