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Bain & Company Hello, I received an offer as a Senior Practice Manager at Bain. The profit sharing range is 0-12% in the offer letter. Is it typical to receive the midpoint (6%)? Also, what do the annual salary increases typically look like? Any insights are much appreciated. Bain & Company Boston Consulting Group McKinsey & Company
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You should not leave. You want to show that you were promoted within the organization. Folks that only get promoted by starting new jobs are not as desirable as those that show they have what it takes to be promoted. Also, career progression is much faster in public accounting than private if that’s important to you.
You should wait for the senior promo if you want senior exit ops. Otherwise take the analyst job for 2 years and leave for a bump if no promo.
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Depends on your goals. It’s pretty rare for a person who starts at the analyst level to work up to the manager/director/VP level (and especially the latter two).
Really depends on the tech company. If it’s a unicorn or you have a chance at making $$$ early. Like others have said, leaving as an associate will leave you very underprepared for higher value work (unless you’re going super big).
The Big 4 will always be around. This opportunity may not. Go for it. If you don't like it, come back.
Depends on what’s important to you. All I care about is $$$ and I really want to go into tech. So I personally would take a demotion to go to tech company if it came with a bigger salary.
get out of b4. its simple
If money is solid, negotiate title to senior and gtfo
If you are up for promo in 6 months you will probably make more staying and you are guaranteed a good raise staying
What is the TC breakdown? I’ve recently been applying to tech companies as well and would like to hear other people’s offers.