Salary check. Let's compare notes (maybe I'll move to your firm 🤑) <Firm> <Title> <Consulting Focus> <Moolah you make>

I joined last year and it was 75K with 10K bonus. So 80K this year might not be that far off. Don't forget, analysts are also eligible for overtime at ACN. Most projects don't have an overtime policy, but a few rare ones do where you can make waaaaay above your salary level.

S&1, the numbers are close enough, but not spot on. And it's not cut and dry across the board so it's missing a decent amount of detail depending on a number of factors. Overall, a good enough starting point for anyone researching comp. Better than nothing!

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I came from ACN and I made 54K 5k signing bonus as an analyst 😳

ACN, Consultant, Strategy 3rd year, $140

BAH - Fed Senior Consultant - change mgmt - 71k - 4 YOE

managementconsulted.com/consulting-jobs/2016-management-consulting-salaries-undergraduate-mba-interns/ These numbers are legit per the people I've talked to

@OP we can, depending on project policy. I've been on 3 projects but not gotten any overtime yet

Consultant 115k + 15k sign on bonus

Accenture Analyst 82k +5k signing bonus. Straight from college. Started 6 months ago.

Depending on the city (SF, NY, Boston) Accenture analysts easily make 80k + signing bonus

BCG, Associate year 1 (post undergraduate) 76k + ~24k Max bonus (realistic around 15k).

Accenture - Analyst - 75K

PwC exp assoc 80k

EY Senior Consultant 102k

ACN-Senior analyst-Resources-85

@Acn3 I don't have an MBA. I was an experience hire and negotiated my tail off

@acn3 know your worth. When you're asked how much you want to make always say "1mil, that's what I believe I'm worth (and laugh)".... Know the market value and negotiate with "facts".... Preferably via email. It has worked for me every time

Booz, SC, Data Science, $110k, 5 yoe

@PwC 1 dick 😜

^ first post I read on that was Accenture making 80k plus 10k sign on first year out of undergrad. Not accurate based on people I've talked to. In general numbers seem inflated. What say you, ACN?