Amazon Changes the Way It Recruits M.B.A.s

Amazon is changing the way it recruits M.B.A.s by going virtual and hiring fewer graduates from elite business schools

Amazon.com Inc. is no longer hiring as many M.B.A.s from top-ranked U.S. business schools, as it seeks to recruit a new wave of management talent from a broader array of institutions.

In the recent past, the Seattle-based online retailer and tech giant has hired as many as 1,000 full-time and intern M.B.A.s each year, concentrating on a couple dozen elite programs, some school administrators say. It would blanket campuses like MIT’s Sloan School of Management and Texas A&M’s Mays Business School with employees and executives...

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