I've long feared that people who have graduated during the recession (like me) will draw lower salaries for life and be another "lost generation" (or at least a bit less "found"). This article seems to confirm this - future new hires will be getting higher salaries, but people who were first hired in the preceding years will keep the same salaries. So, if someone was hired 2 years ago at $70K and is now making $84K (a 20% raise after two years) will be at the same position (pay-wise) as someone just starting (at $85K, according to the article).
I think salaries go up quickly. They'll probably be making a few hundred thousand dollars within 5 years.
@ melling, true the salaries go up quickly . they probably do some dollars in the range of 5 years