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What's the salary range for a director at the Gilead Sciences foundation? There is a position perfect for me, but I don't want to throw my hat in the ring if starting salary isn't $180-190k. Also, any thoughts on the stability of their philanthropic commitment? There's talk of a recession; I don't want to go private to be cute a few months later.
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Sorry I would still leave.
I came back from being transferred off of all my first supervisor’s matters and eventually even made partner but it was hard and gross and I wouldn’t recommend doing it unless you have a very good reason for staying (and even then, I’d think twice before doing that to yourself)
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It’s survivable, but the standard you’re judged by is totally different now—people will be looking for your mistakes and shortfalls now and the first time it happens you’ll get kicked out.
Yes. I had a friend who was placed on PIP and she turned it around and is doing well now, but you have to put in serious work.
It depends on the firm. I know of multiple people at mine that were put on PIPs and survived them
If done correctly, a PIP is surviveable but I'd still encourage you to revamp your resume and try to make a move just in case.
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I’m not on a PIP but being left out of meetings, didn’t get a raise or bonus and no one has said anything. Needless to say, I’m interviewing. Are you also applying/interviewing?