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Industry should be 20-25% more than your consulting gig
From my perspective you might get about 20% more in industry (or even more) if you get full leverage from your current role and exp (e.g. being poached by a client that really wants and knows you). Maybe about 20% less if you don't get very good leverage and make a more lateral move (e.g. job title parity) instead of moving up the ladder.
Ok guys - which is it? Also, I have interviews/am targeting Google, Amazon, and Starbucks if it matters. Also, if anyone in the PNW is doing anything fun today, holler at me.
I think EY Seniors cap out at $135k if I'm not mistaken
I'm in the exact same boat and I make 110. I think you're good, man/woman.
Just adding another data point. EH S&O SC. 140K
Oh - does it matter if I will be going to industry and not consulting next? 😥
You'll probably take ~20% pay cut going to industry unless you can manage to talk up your experience and value
How long did you work for Deloitte as an experienced hire?
Yes I have an MBA (but from a state school) and was in SCMO (under S&O)
Asking because I know MBAs from top 10-20 programs come out in the low 100s for non-consulting. Guessing with 2 years experience they could expect in the 130s
For one minute I thought you didn't want to cut your hair. You are definitely going to make more in Google. Amazon maybe depending on whether you get a level 6 or 7 role (higher is better). Starbucks no clue there.
Asking bc S&O pays more. I don't think you'll get a hair cut, you'll do fine as I know of people at your level who get paid a lot more in S&O
Lateral SC here at sub 120 in S&O. You're definitely not on the lower end.
Ok awesome
Just one year
What service line, OP? It matters
Does MBA make a difference?
D3, does it really matter that much? Explain? If you're going to say being strategy means you'll get more I'd still say if you don't get good leverage you'll prob still get less in industry. I'm assuming most of us are mgmt consultants and I'd think the general range of outcomes I outlined is more or less consistent with most mgmt consultants going into industry.
@D6 😂😂😂 and thanks for the info!