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There is no blanket answer but it’s around 10-15% in my experience. Take a look at the comp surveys pinned on the Deloitte bowl and see for yourself
Pretty big USDC is not worth it anymore since no one really travels. You end up doing the same work with 30% less pay and awful benefits. Initially it was used as a way for Deloitte to do government work and tell people they have onshore employees. Now since post covid no one travels anymore and consulting has morphed into more tech advisement and implementation and away from classical supply chain and business admin so theres really no point. Unless you just want to sit at a computer and dev all day and have no social skills and don’t want to put in the extra 10 hours a month for firm initiatives then it’s not worth it. However if you can’t get a better job, USDC will give you the experience to get a great job in a couple years.
THIS ^ and this is exactly what people in core don’t understand. They expect USDC to work the same way they do when USDC is compensated significantly less than they are. That’s why the hours at USDC are strictly 8-5 and no working on the weekends. If someone makes you work on the weekends, it’s an issue that can be reported. But core always brings in USDC people because they’re cheaper, and yet they don’t wonder WHY they’re cheaper
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40%
My experience would be, one level down. If you are a solution specialist, you would be having similar salary as core analyst. In my project, my analyst is making more than I am. This is life.
I'd say it's closer to 20-40%.
It's possible top performers can bridge the gap a bit but I think generally it's 20-40%
Prior USDC Employee, 2 Managers showed me their comp when they were my level as they were encouraging me to make a jump or move internally.
There’s no hard data to anything that’s being shared. Differences are going to vary by OP/Offering, Level, years of experience, hot skills, etc.