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Hi Guys, I am 5.5 years Java Developer and I have offer from JPMorgan Chase and Walmart .
Jpmc: 50% on current fixed + jpmc benefits Walmrat: 50% on current fixed + yearly bonus + stocks.
Please help me choose which will be better, mainly looking for brand value, work life balance and yearly hikes.
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I have 7.3 years of IT experience and recently bagged a job offer from JPMC . They offered me 21 LPA CTC and the job role as 601 . Can anyone help me out to understand if the role is justified ? Should it be 601 or 602 as per my experience ? During the HR discussion I mentioned my relevant experience as 5.5 years . JPMorgan Chase
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Unless you are going to an investment management shop that will work you hard, 120-130k is the going rate for a 1st year mgr.
Depends on a lot of different factors, but mainly your specific work experience, years of experience, and credentials. COLA also matters to some degree but matters less post pandemic. Size of the place you’re going to also matters to some degree. I’d say 120-130 is on the low end, and probably low 200s on the high end. 140-160 probably a fair median
I would ask high if you feel like you can justify it. Then, if they want you, you’re at least more likely to get an offer at the top of their range
Indsutry tax manager roles can be very broad and different. Some may require 5 YOE and have a budget of 1st year manager. Some may require 7 years minimum with a higher budget. But on average indsutry salary for tax manager and above can't really compete with PA nowadays. You hourly rate will be better though.
That seems like the case. When I was a senior I always wanted to leave as a manager but now I feel like it doesn’t make a ton of sense as I’d be leaving for effectively the same pay.
The main difference is hours worked!
Plus industry roles usually have nice annual bonus.