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business-education8 days ago•4 min saved

EMBA Alumni Salaries Rebound to Pre-Pandemic Levels in 2026 FT Ranking

The Financial Times 2026 Executive MBA ranking reveals that average alumni salaries have surpassed 2021 levels for the first time since the pandemic, reaching $237,892 three years post-graduation. The joint program between Kellogg School of Management and Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) retains the top spot. While salaries have recovered from a 2023 low, they remain below the 2018 peak. The ranking also highlights shifts in research impact, with Wharton and Columbia leading in academic output, and notes a slight increase in employer sponsorship despite most alumni still self-funding their education.

via Financial Times|

#business-education #business-schools #executive-mba

economy1 month ago•3 min saved

BLS Data Shows Healthcare and Tech Roles Leading High-Pay Growth Through 2035

The US Bureau of Labor Statistics projects that healthcare and technology roles will dominate job growth and high salaries through 2035. Nurse practitioners and computer systems managers lead in pay and volume, while AI exposure remains a factor for data roles. The overall labor force is shrinking, but demand for specialized skills is rising.

via New York Post|

#ai-impact #bls-projections #economy

business3 months ago•3 min saved

Ultra-wealthy chase Michelin-starred convenience with record private-staff salaries

A Morgan & Mallet International study finds that the ultra-rich are hiring more household staff to manage multiple homes, driving salaries to new highs: private chefs can earn up to $300,000 per year and butlers up to $180,000, with personal assistants reaching as much as $250,000. Demand spans chefs, PAs, nannies, housekeepers, chauffeurs and estate managers, fueled by expanding real estate portfolios and a tighter talent pool. Privacy and discretion are now essential, and staff tenure has fallen to about three years as families move between countries and properties.

via CNBC|

#business #household-staff #michelin-starred

technology2 years ago•2 min saved

"The Rise of Tech Layoffs: Navigating Job Insecurity in 2024"

Tech layoffs have become increasingly common, with 209 tech companies laying off over 50,000 employees since the start of the year. Major firms like Alphabet, Amazon, and Microsoft have downsized their staff, contributing to a total of 269,180 job cuts in the tech industry last year. The job market for tech workers has become highly competitive, with stagnant salary increases and workers being forced to compromise on stability, work environment, and pay. Despite strong profitability and cash reserves, companies are prioritizing stock prices, leading experts to believe that tech layoffs have become the new normal.

via TechSpot|

#job-market #salary-trends #stock-prices