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I’m in Chicago and this is for data science skill set, for reference. Do I need to push to come in at manager level instead?
I have 3 YOE. guess it doesn’t make sense to leave then.
Unless your in a unique tech demand, you're making more. Base for all Advisory seniors (not including S&) is less than 120k. Range is from mid 90s to high 110 depending upon experience. During a normal year bonuses can range from 0-20%. Last year I got the highest review rating at got an 11% bonus due to covid-19 (as opposed to 20%). Messaging has been that bonuses will likely be similar this year. No ESPP. 401k match is less, but there is a wealth builder concept where the firm gives money on the side. Vesting period is 5 years though, so I wouldn't really factor it in.
Big factor when comparing bonus targets. Getting T1 is a politics game as much as it is performance. An external hire is going to have a hard go of it their first year
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10-20% bonus sounds high.
Possible with a top rating but 8-11% is closer to average (which you are more likely to receive as a new hire)
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I’m curious as well. Also, any tuition reimbursement?
Tbh it’s unlikely you will make more at regular PwC.
SAs range from 100-120 with 10-20% bonuses, basically a 6% match (3% you don’t have to contribute you just get it).
So, it seems unlikely you will be getting a compensation raise.
@C1 - they do sponsor MBAs for select target schools / for select people.
Yes but not by much. I think it still is 5% - so a HCOL will be 5% higher than a MCOL etc
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If you have an mba, starting salary for SA is about 150/ 165 base for PwC and s& respectively.
Chief
OP - What’s your location? Our SA base range is pretty big. It starts at $97K and ends at $132K (excluding annual bonus) based upon your cohort and the city.
What’s the difference between an experienced associate vs senior associate, and what’s the progression trajectory from exp assoc. -> sr assoc.
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Analyst 1 - Here is the progression trajectory in PwC
< 1 YEO - Associate
1-3 - Exp Associate
3-6 - Senior Associate
6-8 - Manager
8-10 - Senior Manager