商学院就业市场反思-以金融为主

Adam_Kafka

sufferingfin 发表于 2024-4-19 04:46
赞同楼主的意见，读金融显然是性价比最低的选择，而当前最好的选择是读IS。

金融的job market除了 fin ph ...

请问LRM的定义是什么，对应上面楼主说的什么tier级别的

Tripleg

Adam_Kafka 发表于 2024-4-19 23:24
请问LRM的定义是什么，对应上面楼主说的什么tier级别的

That abbreviation stands for Linear Regression Models. Sorry I am kidding.

Adam_Kafka

Tripleg 发表于 2024-4-19 23:32
That abbreviation stands for Linear Regression Models. Sorry I am kidding.

I know that it may stand for low reg monkey, but I don't really know which schools can be defined as LRM

Tripleg

Adam_Kafka 发表于 2024-4-19 23:38
I know that it may stand for low reg monkey, but I don't really know which schools can be defined a ...

Should your 'deciphering' be correct, LRM schools roughly correspond to the Tier 3 cohort in our Placement Rankings. If the HRM ('H' for 'High') argot also exists, HRM schools are mostly those in Tier 1 and Tier 2 in our PR.

zuoyz

Tripleg 发表于 2024-4-20 04:26
Should your 'deciphering' be correct, LRM schools roughly correspond to the Tier 3 cohort in our Pl ...

So whcih schools are considered MRM and VLRM?

roy226

raccoon_paw 发表于 2024-4-19 05:43
"而MRM, LRM还有一个劣势就是很难得到教授的支持" 不带学生属于你们学校的个例，其实finance里面，版上讨论 ...

同意

只是无聊来灌水

Accounting job market is definitely more competitive than marketing...

889

sufferingfin 发表于 2024-4-19 11:59
'对于自己水平一般然后读博目标就是润一下的同学，根据目前市场选IS，读出来teaching school一蹲，心态摆好 ...

友友可能救了之后申博读博的我狗命，感谢这个帖子指点迷津，准备把申请重点转到IS专业上。我也跟前面的贴友一样只想去普通一点的大学/学院工作，生活和工作平衡，本来是经济学专业，但是经济专业普通学校出来的就业已经太难了，现在金融也难了。。。

云抑天下

accouting后续应该也会越来越难

Tripleg

Again, 大梦三千 made a number of excellent points. The Finance job market is stiffly competitive, but Finance faculty are the highest-paid overall. For instance, the starting compensation for an entry-level AP in Finance at Colorado Leeds School stands at $240,000 and above.

Gladly, the compensation distributions based on school levels roughly correspond with the data that I had come up with and shared on the forum. Of note, compensations of research school faculty are about twice those of their teaching school counterparts.

Competition for admission to business Ph.D. programs is easing to a certain extent across the board, as is evidenced by slightly dropping acceptance rates. This is arguably attributed to a slew of interwoven factors, inclduing MBA and specialised Master's program enrollment declines and hence the narrowing of compensation differentials between business school faculty and their counterparts in arts and sciences and even engineering.