/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>52493171
I got a grad degree from a semi prestigious business school (flagship university, large state). All the professors there made $200k+ (saw their salaries in open records). The problem in OP's pic is that Zealousideal_Leg_630 is probably an Assistant Professor of Business Administration at some shitty online school. The only requirement is an AACSB-accredited PhD. Real-world experience bears no weight on these types of jobs. The university just wants a qualified warm body so they can tick the boxes for the appropriate accreditation These positions pay $40-60k which is barely enough for them to subsist on. Years of living on a peasant's salary despite being a doctor, and lack of socialization in the "real world" turns these bottom feeder "academics" cold and bitter, which you can see here in this post. He probably was passed over for a tenure-track role, which is the case for 90% of academics anyways. As a postgraduate degree holder in business, you should be able to immediately earn $200+ an hour with independent consulting. But this retard will never make anything of himself since he has no real-world skills. SAD!