2014 MIT Sloan grad nabs $1.8 million first-year compensation

Pretty whopping number. If true, it would be the highest compensation ever recorded in MBA history.

http://poetsandquants.com/2014/11/14/a-1-8-million-haul-for-a-sloan-mba/

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I doubt that MBA grads at top programs would deliberately lie on an anonymous placement report. Possible, yes, but unlikely. As a poster above me said, it's obviously a case where the person works for the family real estate business, and his/her dad is paying that much out as compensation.

 

This is unlikely to be true and if it is, the MBA had nothing to do with it. It makes me wonder how many students are going to apply to MIT just because of this one figure.

 

No it's simply not possible. No buyside firm in their right mind would pay a guy just out of b-school (irrespective of the school or their work experience) seven-figure in GUARANTEED compensation. The highest ever recorded I believe was a Wharton grad back in like 2006 who got a guaranteed $700Kish package at a hedge fund. The MIT Sloan guy is definitely working for his family's real estate business.

 

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