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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This thread has taken a weird turn. I don’t know why people won’t just say their salaries. This is an anonymous board, folks. I will start. I work at DOJ. I graduated from law school in 2003 and am a GS 15 and make 176,000. Hope that’s helpful to someone. It’s not on topic for this thread, but this thread is full of weird vagueness and I wanted to demonstrate useful salary info.[/quote]

People at the Fed are generally uncomfortable because we don't report publicly salaries for anyone but our top staff, and those reported pay amounts don't include our variable pay. Theoretically, it would be pretty easy to out someone if they posted their base and their variable pay, which is performance based.

If it would be useful, I graduated between 2009 and 2013, and at the Fed, my total pay is between 230 and 250k.[/quote]

NP and since we are comparing the SEC and FRB I can tell you that I work at the SEC, graduated in 2009 and my pay is $180K.  You guys are paid substantially better than we are but I'm assuming you are not bound by a pay matrix when hiring laterals like we are.[/quote]

FRB has a matrix, too. I believe their base salary offers to laterals are dependent on years out of law school and in the range of 10-15k more than SEC.  Not sure what the % range for variable pay is at the SEC.

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