The Last Days of the Managerial Class

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For decades, American ambition followed a well-worn script. The protagonists were bright, driven young people who understood that success meant climbing a particular ladder: elite college, prestigious entry-level job at Goldman Sachs or McKinsey, MBA from Wharton or Stanford, then a steady ascent through the corporate ranks toward the corner office. This was the royal road to joining what…

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