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I think the better question is what is the average, in addition to the range, since most fall at the mean
If you’re worried about bonus as a C1 or C2, I’m not sure I want you on one of my strategy cases. Need to think longer term, as a PL, P and Partner, comp far exceeds the C bonus difference. You need to find which of the companies you best fit in and think longer term.
Exactly Cisco1... @BCG1 not sure id like to work for a manager who is so out of touch with A/C cohorts so at least we agree on that 😂😂
Our range is 15-35% for that role, with first years primarily at the 15% but the higher performers at 25%. Would assume MBB are roughly the same.
Get BCG1’s point, but bonuses matter especially if you’re saddled with debt from MBA so this question is very reasonable. Also not everyone wants to do this forever.
Obviously they’ve made a strategic decision to bonus below market rate since prestige, benefits, and long term potential will still get them talent. But it’s important to recognize that, if you only want to do this for a short time, you may benefit financially from T2 firms since they have to use large bonuses to retain talent.
Yeah those estimates. My understanding is BCGs average bonus is only about 12%~
You’re right. Especially if the stock price goes up, its way more pay