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Bain & Company Hi everyone,
I am currently working as a Software Engineer in Persistent Systems.
I have total exp of 8 months and serving notice period. I have offers from Mckinsey and BCG for their tech roles, but I wish to switch to consulting.
Could anyone please refer me or if you know someone who could refer me at Bain & Company for the Associate Consultant position?
Thank you in advance.
Any chance that we’ll see pay raises this year?
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Just an FYI Gaetz also “raised” an immigrant child without any actual paperwork and is not a blood relative.
“Geatz did not formally adopt Nestor (and he declines to discuss Nestor’s relationship with his biological family now). He re-frames the matter, saying, “Our relationship as a family is defined by our love for each other, not by any paperwork.”
https://people.com/politics/matt-gaetz-tells-story-boy-he-raised-as-a-son/

So is Tyrian in on Cersei's scheme??
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The salaries are generally set and you wouldn't have much negotiating opportunity there. But you might be able to negotiate in terms of benefits or terms. If it's feasible for the position, for example, you might negotiate for remote work or a hybrid situation.
Yea just echoing what everyone said above here but in my experience they don't negotiate. I tried when I first started with the government and they told me the pay was set. However I say always negotiate so it doesn't hurt to ask and let them tell you yes or no.
It depends on who you know.
You can always negotiate, but be prepared to have a reason for why you are worth the extra money. I would focus on all of the above, skills and experience for making that case. I’ve heard a lot of success stories for pay bumps, but can be dependent on the department too.
It depends on a number of factors. If this is the first government job you have had, the experience doing that kind of job is negotiable. If you have been working as a Program Analyst in another job, you can ask for a step increase. Also, if you are coming from the military doing a similar job, you can get a step increase as well. If you are straight out of college, you should hire on at step 1.
You can write a letter but as others stated please be prepared to have a reason for why you are worth the extra money and be able to support those reasons.