Technology is one of the hottest business sectors. The top graduates, once lured to gilded hallways of wall street and hedge funds, are now, metaphorically speaking, going west to seek their fortune.
Technology, investment baking, the law – they all seem to take precedent over some other notable and important career paths like teaching, social service and healthcare.
Healthcare has never been a top destination for graduates from top tier schools like Harvard, Penn or Stanford, which I think is a bit odd.
Which begs the question, which business is harder to manage – a technology company or a hospital?
