WSJ Posted today a summary of the GMAC's survey (which I have not seen that published yet)
https://www.wsj.com/articles/m-b-a-grads ... 1467133179Quote:
U.S.-based companies said they planned to offer recent M.B.A. graduates a median starting base salary of $105,000, up from a median of $100,000 last year, according to the survey. Globally, more than half of employers said they would increase M.B.A. starting salaries at or above the rate of inflation.
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The survey was conducted in February and March, well before last week’s Brexit referendum, which could change recruiters’ plans for this fall and beyond. At the time, a larger share of companies—89%—said they planned to recruit M.B.A.s on campus this year, up from 85% last year.
GMAC commissioned a separate survey of 1,282 companies to determine the appetite for M.B.A. talent in certain global regions. In Germany, 35% of companies cited plans to hire M.B.A.s, as did 38% in the U.K., 39% in France, 52% in the U.S., 66% in India and 70% in China, according to the survey.
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The M.B.A. class of 2016 is having a very good year.
Business schools won’t release career-placement and salary numbers for their M.B.A. graduates for several months, but a survey of corporate recruiters suggests that this year’s business-school grads have been welcomed into the workforce.
Some 88% of corporate recruiters said they planned to hire recent M.B.A. graduates this year, up 8 percentage points from last year, according to a report from the Graduate Management Admission Council, which tracks M.B.A. trends. GMAC surveyed 842 employers representing more than 530 companies in 40 countries world-wide who recruit directly from participating business schools.
Interesting piece in the comments section:
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