The phrase "high earning potential" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a job or career opportunity that is likely to provide an above-average income. For example, "This job offers a competitive salary and excellent high earning potential."
But real estate has historically attracted those in transition, thanks to its ease of entry, flexible hours (15percentt of agents work part time), high earning potential and acceptance of women, who make up 54percentt of the profession.
"Harvard M.B.A.'s have a very high earning potential," said Dave Girouard, the founder of Upstart and a former Google executive, "and that means they can raise more money for a lower portion of income".
Similarly, crane operators carry high earning potential, according to Nimish Pratha.
Arad has cut deals with movie studios to produce and share in the profits of feature films based on more than a dozen Marvel characters though they tend to be lesser heroes, like Black Panther, Iron Fist and Morbius, which don't have the high earning potential of Spider-Man, the Incredible Hulk and the X-Men (a sequel is due out next year).
I hope that many women will take risks and enter jobs for which they have opportunities, even if it means a lot of additional learning, so that--in time--they can gain the experience necessary to enter jobs with clout and high earning potential.
Are you looking for leadership opportunities and high earning potential?
They tend to have higher earning potential than those who didn't get jobs as teens," she said.
Schools should offer higher earning potential to excellent teachers early in their careers instead of waiting to reward them years later.
Work experience and contact with employers while in school can help young people to understand what employers are looking for and has led to higher earning potential later in life.
A recent industry report said that a male TV exec's highest earning potential was up to the age of 50, and a female TV exec's up to the age of 40.
The Highflyers Report 2013 shows that students from the top ten universities have the highest earning potential and are the most likely to gain a graduate position in a top company.
