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@P1 when you mention the word "firm" it traditionally represents a professional services organization (law/consulting/advertising). When you broadly speak about industry, you talk about companies and not firms. Nobody calls FedEx or Amazon a firm.
Across my own experience and that of others...but totally depends on industry as well I suppose
160 salary + 55 bonus + ~25 profit share (doesn't pay out until you hit 3 years of service)
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I'm not talking about anything w/PwC. I was industry before I was a consultant.
D directors make around 400-500. Are u talking about leaving as a M and going industry director?
Surprising that a Director would be offered 165
It depends on the industry and location, but the salary seems a little low to me. That said, it depends what you are looking for. Personally, I couldn't afford to take more than a 5% haircut.
This totally depends on location...in NY that's low. In Atlanta that's great.
160 in atl is low
^ Maybe Ive gotten low balled in Atlanta then too. 160 + 35% bonus is the best director offer I've seen acros
OP - your offer could be great or mediocre. Can you provide what industry and location? And what level / group are you and what are you making now?
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@bain aren't Baik consultants pulling in close to 160 if not more all in at the manager level?
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So, everybody is participating in discussion, but OP... 🙄
It's in Atlanta for a large private paper and building products company as a BU Director reporting directly to the President. Bonus runs from 35% - 100+% depending on value creation.
I'd take it
K2, Bain consultants are making $170-200k all in at the consultant level... Much more at the manager level
Yeah figured. So @bain how is 160k director level offer the best you've seen?