TopMBA.com_Jobs_&_Salary_Report_2011-12

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TopMBA.com_Jobs_&_Salary_Report_2011-12

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MBA salaries in North America are stable.
Recovery in the US market is not as strong as recruiters were anticipating last year and as a consequence, MBA hiring companies remain cautious in 2011. Employers are able to recruit the numbers of candidates required without raising salary offers significantly. The average MBA salary in the US is US$92,000 in 2011 whereas in Canada, it is US$79,500.

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Despite clouds hanging over Western economies, 2011 represents a stellar year with a 36% growth in MBA demand worldwide.




For the fourth year in succession, there has been a sharp drop in employer demand for MBAs with less than three years of experience. MBAs with three to five years’ experience remain most in demand and results show a sharp increase in demand for MBAs with over eight years of experience.

The report shows an increase in the number of opportunities in consulting, strategic planning, finance (other), e-commerce, IT/
technology, and supply chain management. With this, comes a proportionate drop in opportunities in finance (advisory) and general management.

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The 2011 QS Global Employer Survey is more extensive than ever and presents an unrivalled overview of the global MBA recruitment market.


Complete responses were received from 12,100 companies (5007)* in 42(36) different countries, of which 2,140 (2,157) companies are actively employing MBAs this year. This represents approximately double the response of the GMAC MBA Employer Survey and approximately ten times the response level of the Bloomberg Businessweek MBA Employer Survey.

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