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What is the culture like, type of work and reputation of Capco in the Data & Analytics space?
I have some good ex colleagues who moved over there and also looked up on LinkedIn and see lots of seemingly smart and accomplished people in their D&A team in the UK.
I'll ask my ex colleagues too, but wanted to see if people here have any opinion or information on this too.
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50%??? I know you're very likely underpaid but still, 50% is 50%. I would take it. You can always boomerang back if you don't like it or feel like you aren't getting the exit ops you want. And if you boomerang back, you'll get another raise at that point.
50% in audit? Are you transferring locations too ? That’s unheard of money
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50% is insane, in my area b4 A1 starts at 60k, say you didn’t get a raise as A2, 50%would be 90k and that’s even higher than s3…
Yeah I’m an S2 and 90k is what I’d expect to make as a second year manager in my market.
Think it’s because I didn’t get a raise this year. Yeah 50%.
Going to reinforce again that I made the switch from a big four and my raise % was even higher than your 50%. Some days it is so similar to my old company that it’s painful. It’s like nothing changed, but then I remember how much more I’m making and it’s fine.
I’m in tax and in regards to technology, they’re updating a lot of softwares. Absolutely no learning curve for me because I already used the software.
There are good leaders and there are bad leaders so that’s the same as my senior managers and partners at my old firm. I do find my staff and seniors to be more hardworking at RSM than at my prior firm.
You truly will be fine. If you leave on good terms, you can always go back as well.
I hear a lot of good things about RSM. We have lost a lot of good people to RSM. But you won’t have access to the same technology that Pwc has.
Yeah but I’m not doing state K1s by hand, not a chance.
No brainer, go. Don’t look back. If you really want, you can always come back. Leverage your new salary for an even bigger one when you return.
That big of a raise actually makes me a little concerned.
You should take it. Don’t burn bridges when you go, but definitely take it.
I did a similar path. RSM offered me a 25% bump.
You’re a free agent. Take the money and run.
If you don’t take it please put me in touch with the recruiter.
Thanks all. Likely am accepting. I’ll miss PwC but to many of your points, it’s difficult to say no to an offer and opportunity like this.
Do it. I did it and had an even higher % increase. I was very underpaid at Deloitte and it didn’t help that I made manager last year so I got a 3% promotion raise during COVID.
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50% is nuts. OP, would you mind sharing current salary and offer?
I would be concerned...what mess are you walking into!???