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Here's your money briefing for Wednesday, January 22.
I'm Adiana Esburu for the Wall Street Journal.
Some graduates of elite business schools are struggling to find jobs after completing their business degree.
The vast majority of schools that I was looking at saw twice as many recent graduates on the job market this year still looking for work three months out than they did two years ago when the market was really hot.
We'll talk to Wall Street Journal reporter Lindsey Ellis after the break.
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Landing a professional job has become a challenge for everyone, even Ivy League MBA graduates.
Wall Street Journal reporter Lindsey Ellis joins me.
Lindsey, why are MBA graduates experiencing a tougher time landing jobs?
Overall,
it is a tough market for white collar workers and companies are looking for people with direct experience in many cases,
making it harder for MBAs who may be trying to pivot into a new field from a degree program that might be more difficult to make the case that they would be the exact right fit for an open position.