Pursuing Passion? Selling Out? Buying Time? | The Harvard Crimson
On a recent Monday evening, in the fluorescent-lit basement conference room of 54 Dunster Street, the Office of Career Services sponsored “Is Consulting the Right Fit?”
Pursuing Passion? Selling Out? Buying Time? | Magazine | The Harvard Crimson Sections News Opinion Arts Blog Magazine Metro Multimedia Sports Newsletter Print Delivery Editor's Pick Tips Donate Programs Pursuing Passion? Selling Out? Buying Time? On a recent Monday evening, in the fluorescent-lit basement conference room of 54 Dunster Street, the Office of Career Services sponsored “Is Consulting the Right Fit?” By Victoria A. Baena On a recent Monday evening, in the fluorescent-lit basement conference room of 54 Dunster Street, the Office of Career Services sponsored “Is Consulting the Right
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