Tech isn't better it's just outside of finance

Tech isn't a much better place to work than Wall Street according to a new memoir, Antonio Garcia: Chaos Monkeys. Here's what an advisor to Evercore had to say in his review:

"Jonathan Knee"

Mr. García is providing tools to honestly deconstruct a corner of the world that has amassed breathtaking cultural, economic and political influence, and not always for the good. Fully 60 percent of Harvard Business School graduates now go to work at companies with fewer than 500 employees. A fuller conversation is required before we rejoice that the invidious hegemony of Goldman Sachs, McKinsey & Company and hedge funds as the resting place for our best and brightest graduates has been replaced with early-stage tech companies.

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