I tend to agree with the article on the fact that look at the first 3 years as an extension of the course. Being a hotel management grad myself i can see the pain the youngsters face when they pay fees like 1.2 lakhs a year plus donations in some private college to secure their admission and end up getting jobs which barely covers their pocket money. It surely hurts the pride but the bailing out seems to have worked for most of my batchmates who today are very succesful professionals outside the industry but the learnings of the industry have thought them things which no MBA school could have thought them....being street smart. When you face customers who think they own the world and handle them in a very efficient manner it changes prespective. So hang on there and dont give up on the Indian Hospitality Industry...
