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I just jumped. Felt great. Evidence below.
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If you’re jumping as a college hire after 1 year, yes you can get a SA position but it will be at a lower tier firm. Prob best to stay until you get senior where you are
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I wouldn't jump for the title until you're in a position where you've earned the title and you haven't received it yet.
I would jump for the pay, but make sure you jump to somewhere you wouldn't mind staying at for a while. You won't have a great resume if you try to jump again with only 11 months at two different firms.
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I assumed you wanted to stay in consulting. Jump to industry is different. You can potentially get 50% at FAANG, maybe 30-40% at other places, but I still would recommend making sure you want to stay there at least 2 years.
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Im in cyber and the first year associates who got SA this year clearly stand out and already operate at that level. I actually know quite of a few across all cyber who got it. If you didn't get it, you probably aren't ready. If you are able to land a SA role somewhere, that's great but I'd be concerned about meeting expectations at a new firm.
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