sounds about right....
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i think the starting salary for new mbas from a good school is $135-$155K in 2005.
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You appear to be greatly detached from the real world.
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From the top 10 schools. Then it declines very rapidly.
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You are missing the point here. Employers want to know your salary -- not to determine how much to pay you (they alraedy have a budget in mind for that). What they want to know is how much your current and former employers value you. For instance, if they find out that your current firm is underpaying you relative to market, then they infer that you must be a poor employee and your current firm wants to get rid of you.
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maybe in "your world".......not mine... clients and corps value good accountants & analysts....esp ones that add value and know the worth of their services...
good luck in your studies !!
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I guess you are not observing the behavior of others.
You must have me confused with someone else.
Ronald L. Todd, MBA (Fresno State), CPA (California audit license) Always available for employment.