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Been working remote for 4 years but got offered a job with 2X comp but it requires travel. A bit nervous if it’s worth it given I’ll be away from my partner, money would be good but the relationship is most important.

Thoughts from people who experienced similar?

Received an offer from a company but I don’t feel totally fulfilled. I would like to take the offer as it’s higher than my current salary but would continuously keep searching. Has anyone body worked through this experience?

What’s the deal with MBAs? I mean really? Some are saying that it’s pretty much necessary while others say it’s a waste of time and you don’t really need one because of its cost and it doesn’t translate to salary. I personally am on the fence - on one hand I can acquire a lot of knowledge about the business world but on the other hand it’s all theory and employers want real world experience

Anybody heard of BCG business development analyst & have insight into that role, career progression, and salary progression. Job posting wants 3-5 years experience so I am assuming it is not an entry level analyst… TIA!

How much benefit would moving from Accenture FS management consulting to A&M FS Corporate performance improvement bring in terms of wlb, comp and most importantly exit opportunities? Do you think it’s worth it?

Got an offer for £68k base salary and 4k car allowance for a manager role in consulting at a big 4. I have 3 years industry experience and 3 years consulting experience already- does this seem a big low?

McKinsey Digital | UAE - anyone here in a a Consultant role who is willing to share their salary package? Currently interviewing and want to get the best possible package. Glassdoor only has info for other roles so please bear with me

I could definitely use some advice on salary and negotiation. Deloitte offered me $80K for audit and EY offered $85K for tech-risk consulting. I’m surprised only because I thought consulting paid significantly higher than audit. Both the positions are based out of NYC. I’m a grad student also halfway through my CPA. I’m not trying to sound unsatisfied but I’m just curious about room for negotiation with EY tech consulting?

What's the real view of switching to other companies within the consulting industry? (E.g. For a promotion and a large compensation bump?)

IMO, most Partners and senior folks have switched multiple times in their career, so it should also be okay, especially if it's explainable.

Thoughts? Hot takes?

@C3.ai, Inc. I am currently negotiating an offer for senior solutions architect (post sales, implementation) what is a reasonable salary expectation for this role. Thanks

Looking for advice on my move. What would you pick out of these options?

Location 1 (Asia): X net salary, 90% savings rate, no WLB
Location 2 (Middle East): 1.8X net salary, 60% savings rate, no WLB
Location 3 (Australia): X net salary, 50% savings rate, consistent WLB

Leaning towards 3 but feeling that I am leaving so much money on the table.

Company was acquired - losing benefits and company is attempting a true-up in salary to make up for it. Is it unreasonable to expect the true-up to account for my federal and state income taxes I’ll now have to pay on the incremental salary? For example, let’s say I’m losing $2k in annual reimbursements for phone and internet. This is a reimbursement so it’s tax free. My state and federal tax rate is a combined 37% so I would ask for $2739 to account for the taxes I’ll pay on that

Looking for some career advice: fairly happy with my current situation at KPMG but the workload has been unusually high recently and likely will be for a while. Decent salary just not where I think I should/could be and raises/promotions are typically only once a year. My team is great and I actually enjoy the work, but I’ve been contemplating whether I should apply to MBB or other top consulting firms for the chance at a much higher salary. Any advice or experience to share?

Anyone know the salary band for a Technical Change Management Solution Specialist at Deloitte? Currently making 76k and wondering if it’s worth the switch.

Ok. Want some advice. I took a PgM role at a cool start up a few months back. Role is goodish (40-45 hours) and comp is decent for the hours worked. I’m struggling trying to figure out where I go after this because post IPO or buy out this role will very quickly lose value within the company and I’d likely be part of a RIF. So want to know how someone could spin a PgM role to get back into consulting say within 18months of leaving?

Move to Chicago without a car or move to Dallas and take on a $1k monthly car payment? Or do you have any better recommendations?

I'm a single 24M with a $130k salary base, and $150k net worth. Currently live in Austin TX at my parent's with no expenses.

Looking to move somewhere fun, new, but financially reasonable. Would appreciate what you would do and your suggestions.

Folks who made SM at big 4 - what was your year 1/2/3 TC (base plus bonus) trajectory like ?

Any feedback on a consulting firm by the name of IXL Center? The full name is the Center for Innovation, Excellence, and Leadership. It's based in Cambridge, MA. Salary insights would be great.

Looking for your input! Joined consulting from industry. 5 years in industry with same company and now 1 year in consulting. Old company wants me back and will bring me in a title higher than what I left (lateral move to consulting) and salary will go up 40k. Important to note that my salary I left industry to now going back, would have doubled. What are your optics on this? Going back to same company after a 1 year stint in consulting? Knowing I’m going back at higher title?

On average, how many years does it take for an associate to become a partner, and what is the average starting salary for a partner?

Anyone know base salary for PwC Director india?

When people talk about total comp, are they factoring in anything besides salary, benefits, and stock if applicable? also, is there a general value for how much benefits are worth (like Idk, 30k?)?

Is $135k good comp at 24? I'm in Dallas