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Hello, I have an interview coming up with Facebook (Meta) and its a manager role leading a global process team with multiple people reporting to the role.I have been told by the recruiter that Meta is fairly flat and the title does not really describe its seniority. I wanted to calibrate my experience to the role, would anyone have advice regarding levels at Meta and any other advice for an interview with them? Thanks
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Is the 2 years consulting experience? If it’s extremely relevant you might be able to convince a recruiter to give you an SA role at higher but you definitely aren’t going to get higher than 90k as an associate and that pretty much only a possibility because of NYC. NY campus hires are at around 72k for perspective.
Varies greatly depending on MBA and YOE. SA with MBA starts from ~$150K. Without it’s probably closer to $120k
I don’t know if that’s possible, the highest salary band for associate is 85k. So that seems low
I came in as an associate with a ton of working experience but only about a year consulting experience at $85k. We know it’s possible to get higher, but it’s not common and you have to have some stellar reason for it. “I make more” doesn’t cut it.
Also depends what city you’re in
Seems low for a SA in strategy
Oops thought this post was about a senior associate
Got a senior associate offer from KPMG for 120k
What COL? And practice?
Is it a Tier 1 city?
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90k is normal for an associate. Why do you deserve to make 100k right out of college 😂
Tech consulting. And tier 3 city
Made 95 as an associate but not strategy.
I got SA 135
I have 3 YOE in audit and I make $90k, so when I get promoted to SA I assume I'll be making $100k+.
Nice! Audit tends to pay less so you’re probably at the very top of your band