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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Capital One no doubt. Not even comparable. source: ive worked at both. [/quote] Can you give examples of benefits at CapOne? -Another Poster[/quote] WFH as much as you want 6 figure bonuses at Dir level and up Deferred comp plan for people with enough pay 7.5% 401K match Subsidized lunch Unlimited vacation Good health bennies Easy low stress 30 hour a week job [/quote] What is your role at CapOne? My spouse is "Dir level and up" and WFH as much as you want is not true, nor is 6 figure bonus (10-40 seems about what to expect for the vast majority of Directors). Our copay is far higher than the last two jobs that provided insurance. 30 hours a week is also not even close to what they work - more like 40-55. [/quote] Business analyst family of jobs. 6 figures is with stock and VS rating. It might be a bit lower at S. A $10K bonus makes no sense. We pay first year analysts that much in bonus. $20K bonus is normal for a Sr associare level. $40K is a good bonus at manager level and I think roughly target bonus at Sr Manager. You spouse is lying about their bonus, is underperforming, or is in some very very different role that’s on a completely different comp structure. The hours vary a bit by group. [/quote] This is not true. I have colleagues there at senior manager level and their bonuses are not even close to 20k with good performance [/quote] I am a current Sr Manager at Cap One and bonus range is $0 to $45k. If you get a “Strong” rating, ur bonus would be in the mid-range. I would guess that about one-third or less of personnel would her higher then a Strong” rating.[/quote] This is right. A “meets expectations”, which is what a strong rating is pays out about $40K for me. An exceeds pays out $60, but less than 5% of people get that. [/quote] Are u Senior Director level? [/quote] No. Sr Manager, US Card biz. [/quote] And a “Strong” gets u $40k? I’m a Sr Manager and I would need an “Exceptional” to get they kind of bonus. There must be different bonus for different LOB’s. What is the mid base salary pay over there for your position ?[/quote] That’s what I got last year. I’m in the business analyst job function, US Card, branded (think Venture, Spark etc). I don’t know exact midpoint for my role (where do you see that?). I’m at $162K base and I think I’m a bit high relative to most. [/quote]
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