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Just as worrying for business schools is tech, which is also hiring fewer MBAs, says the writer.
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In business, there is no surer sign of distress than when a firm delays its financial results. That also appears to be true of business schools.
Around Christmas – and in many cases behind their usual schedules – America’s top business schools published their equivalent of annual reports, which include data on the new jobs of graduates from their Master of Business Administration (MBA) programmes, typically two-year courses for students with professional experience.
