What the hell is "other guaranteed comp" on B-School employment reports?
Take these stats for example: http://www.hbs.edu/recruiting/mba/data-and-statistics/employment-statistics.html
For PE, 25% of grads reported a median of $121K "other guaranteed comp". Now check out the footnote below the table:
"**Other guaranteed compensation includes only those offer components that are guaranteed; it does not include performance bonus, reimbursements, profit sharing, 401k match, stock and/or stock options, etc."
If it's NOT a performance bonus, it's not tuition/relocation reimbursements, it's not options, and it's not carry ("profit sharing")...then what the hell is it?
Models and bottles
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Seamless
Strippers
Blowjobs for your boss
Damn you tony, I was going to say that. But yes is the per bj base. Part of bj comp is competitive based.
Bananas for the monkeys
Checked your twitter heister..when you gonna hit puberty?
i just wanna see a serious stache
possibly housing allowance (big thing in Asia) or possibly a different way of categorizing stock-based compensation (I know, this is a separate category as noted in OP, but maybe they categorize it as "other" anyway).
Loan repayment?
Loan Repayments: Is this common for some MBA graduates? If so, which industries, and how common is it?
Thanks!!
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