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Wage Inflation has BEGUN!


               
2013 Jan 10, 9:57am   5,576 views  22 comments

by RealEstateIsBetterThanStocks   follow (1)  

"Salaries for class of 2012 college grads are up 3.4% over the pay of those who graduated a year earlier, according to a survey released Thursday. The survey from the National Association of Colleges and Employers showed the average salary of new grads at $44,455. It was the best year-over-year rise in starting salary since the class of 2008."

http://money.cnn.com/2013/01/10/pf/college/graduate-salaries/

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16   zzyzzx   @   2013 Jan 11, 9:45am  

17   Rin   @   2013 Jan 11, 9:56am  

Folks, thanks to loser HR types, today's paralegal requires some bachelor's degree, even if it's basket weaving or ancient Etruscan (pre-Roman) bong making. I guess the latter could just call himself a history major.

In the past, starting paralegals simply had an associates degree. What magically changed, a dozen years ago, which forced 'em to be 4 yr college degree holders?

Thus, any career, where one's an *office person*, needs a college degree. It's now a class/cultural vs actual demarcation.

18   bmwman91   @   2013 Jan 11, 10:20am  

Facebooksux says

Watch out. epitaph says

Minimum wage jumped from $8 to $10/hr in Santa Clara this year. that's a 25% bump.

OH FUCK YEAH HERE COME MORE BUYERS OF $888,888 BAY AREA CRAPSHACKS!!!

WIN

19   Peter P   @   2013 Jan 11, 10:27am  

Tiger parents want to make sure that their children can afford $888,888 shitboxes in the future. What route is better than buying a $1,888,888 shitbox in Palo Alto right now?

20   RealEstateIsBetterThanStocks   @   2013 Jan 11, 10:47am  

a friend of mine (born & raised in the U.S - aka spoiled, not really a hard working immigrant) went to 4 year university in California to study "advertising" and she used to make fun of me when i complained how difficult school was (being a Comp Sci major and working an almost full time IT job). she said college to her was easy and she was surprised it was so tough for me. i said nothing.

well few years later, my company gave me a full time software engineer job before i even graduated with decent pay while she had to work for an attorney office as a receptionist after graduation making minimum wage because she couldn't find a job for her BS major.

then one time she had to work in the other office near my apartment at the time and she wanted to sleep at my place for a month. i charged her rent and let her sleep on the floor in the living room. she knows who has the last laugh.

21   Peter P   @   2013 Jan 11, 11:02am  

It has more to do with will than the degree.

Working hard is good only if you havr found your grooves. Most people have no idea.

22   New Renter   @   2013 Jan 11, 11:38am  

CaptainShuddup says

I'm quite certain that anyone with the aptitude and knack for the profession or vocation they chose will do quite well. Where as everyone that defaults to choose to study(X) as their only option to climbing in the back of their Dad's landscaping business truck. Wont do as well as those that chose their passion.

To a point. I doubt even the world's best Renfaire handmade leather mug maker rakes in much over six figures.

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