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After weeks of no contact Goldman Sachs have finally come back to me with an offer of £75k for an associate role within Global markets ops (collateral management) in London. I initially gave them salary expectation of £80-85k and have 2 competing offers around £80k range. I’ve tried to negotiate and tried to ask for higher but they won’t budge or match my other offers. They’re saying the pay is in line with the peer group and my experience (7.5 years). Am I being lowballed? Goldman Sachs
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Does anyone have insight on the senior tax consultant role at Thomson Reuters? The job description involves providing live training/developing training for tax professionals and aside from traveling to instruct the training sessions, is listed as remote. The job description aligns with my experience and I’m trying to get a general idea of salary expectations and experiences of others that have been in this role.
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Isn’t the entire company pretty intense / toxic ? But idk specifically
Agree. That’s what I have heard too for tech groups and overall. Also, pretty toxic & bad culture overall. Though someone had to say tax is not that bad, but not sure how true that was. But I do know that they fire people in a NY second.
Apparently, AMZN hires people knowing that they will leave in 2 to 3 years, so they squeeze you all that time.
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They hire a certain type of person. Go getters. High performers. You’re surrounded by that culture. They are all really smart and probably have type A personalities.
You should join if you get the chance. Stellar team.
I work with a lot of them.
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I don’t think it’s intended to be a selling point. Just an overall observation.
Should still be a great experience.
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They replace 20% of their team every year to “encourage greatness”. Super toxic.