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07/05/2009
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The "we must give high compensation to the best and brightest" argument is wearing a little thin these days.
After a momentary slide, compensation will continue to skyrocket, and (real) results be damned.
Posted by: save_the_rustbelt | 07/06/2009 at 07:39 AM