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Who on earth told you that you make less client side. Absolutely untrue
You’ll typically make more client side, especially with bonus and stock, if it’s a publicly traded co.
My base salary was almost parallel - I think I got 8k more. However I get a large bonus, so that pushes it over. Plus having a life again is priceless. Knowing what I know now, I would have taken a pay cut to go in house.
I agree with Manager 1, the trade off for life balance on client side has outweighed my salary cut. Also way more perks like bonuses, travel and being able to actually call the shots.
Well I’m currently interviewing client side roles and so far it’s been less money. To be fair, it’s not apples to apples. I’m an account director and looking at Manager roles at the large CPG companies. They’re talking about 5k less than what I’m asking
Congrats to you lol. Chicago
Typically make more on the client side from salary alone, not to mention bonus eligibility and stock options. Plus, more vacation time which affords you greater peace of mind.
I’ve had clients across LVMH, Facebook and Google who have significantly more vacation time than any agency. Nice to know Edelman’s leading the charge within agencies though.
I would say it also depends on the sectors that you are handling. More specialized fields lead to higher pay but less options for in house opportunities
B2b always pays more, b2c less, but that's in tech. Not sure about other industries. Plus the options and bonus can be great. With all the VC money I'm the valley in tech, even startups pay well, bit higher risk as to whether you'll have a company to work at in 2 years.