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Apr 30, 2007 11:18 AM UTC

Prashant Sarkar

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Via ...the musings of a psycho...:

Check out this list of top paying jobs in the US by Business 2.0.

Here are some interesting
- The highest paying is Database Administrator at $93,000! (actually I remember my databases prof at Stanford mention something like this... so this isn't too much of a surprise :)
- Oh wait! Actually the highest paying is Anaesthologist at $225,000 or something. Woah!
- The highest paying engineering job is Project Engineer followed by Civil Engineer! (I would have expected Computer/Electrical engineering positions to pay better)

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