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September 2, 1999, 09:59
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money in CFD
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I was just wondering as a sort of addendum or addition to the question as the CFD jobs market, what is the salary range in CFD like for new graduates with MS or PhD experience. I guess the salary for those with experience would also be welcome. I think it is something that may interest people? Thanks!
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September 2, 1999, 10:26
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Re: money in CFD
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From 55,000 to over 100,000 as I know ok my friends. Experienced from 2 yrs to over 10 yrs. Generally say, Ms is 3000 to 5000 less than Ph.D if at the same yrs of experience.
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