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Yes and just come back in a year. These people selling the idea that firm prestige matters are wild.
It's too early in your career to be at a no name boutique. It's a no.
Came from a no name firm. Follow the money and your heart. It all works out in the end
absolutely. just made the jump from JPM to consulting for similar bump and it has done wonders for my financial situation. really makes a difference at these salary levels for living conditions
If you’re single might be worth it but make sure the benefits are somewhat equal. You don’t want to go to a boutique for an extra 30k only for 15k of that to go towards health insurance because the boutique has 5 employees.
100% IMO
Take that omg
Take it! Good pay bump
Yes
if you are good, you can make it to wherever you want to go. The name doesnt matter. Work hard and it all comes.
TAKE IT!
I guess it depends on what your short and medium term goals are. The +$25k is definitely meaningful. The risk of going no-name is that if they’re small and have a limited client pool, they could hit some turbulence and then you’re possibly SOL if they can’t staff and pay you. If you’re thinking of pursuing an MBA, I guess just weigh whether the work you would do at the boutique is more impressive than the T3 name. I’d probably take the money and move.
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85k in nyc sounds so low!
lol imagine pursuing an MBA rn.
Whyd you say this