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I sense a hint of tall poppy syndrome amongst those scoffing at grads earning these big bucks. And for that payola, the company expects time commitment and results. What's the problem? For those of us later in life who have experienced more, this may not be desirable. But don't dismiss...

Is anyone seriously putting the view that a graduate who earns $70k+ per annum, at admittedly a job that they will need to work long hours for is making a poor career choice. :confused: What's the alternative? Go and work a 9-5 job for $30k. :rolleyes: Hard work didn't kill anyone.