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I'm sorry, are you saying you have a 200K book? If so I think you're actually overpaid. I assume the staff cost makes up most of the difference between your comp and your book value. Notwithstanding back office costs it sounds like the partner is getting scraps on your book. Doesn't seem to make economic sense, the target for comp as a % of revenue is like 33%, not 90%.
Makes more sense now. I'd call you a super senior rather than a manager, then, and in that event your comp is appropriate/maybe even a bit high for your market (remote in TX so I'm assuming LCOL or barely in MCOL).
Appreciate the responses. But dang, this market is worse than I thought.
sounds about right, you're a FIRST year manager at a "small" firm. At best, you'd do 5k maybe 10k more if you were to hop to another firm which isn't worth it.
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Seems reasonable
This seems fine.
you were basically paid a manager salary as a senior
That’s a fair salary for a small firm as M1.