Anonymous
Post 01/16/2018 15:57     Subject: How much money do you make a year and what job do you have?

$148k federal gov't attorney (GS15-4)
Anonymous
Post 01/16/2018 15:48     Subject: How much money do you make a year and what job do you have?

Anonymous wrote:Does there need to be a thread like this every week?


THANK YOU!!!
Anonymous
Post 01/16/2018 15:48     Subject: How much money do you make a year and what job do you have?

Mother 0.00
Anonymous
Post 01/16/2018 15:45     Subject: How much money do you make a year and what job do you have?

Retired, make 250K.
Anonymous
Post 01/16/2018 15:35     Subject: Re:How much money do you make a year and what job do you have?

$160K as a federal government attorney. My husband makes about the same, a little more. When I go home to the Midwest people think this is a lot but in this area, ha not exactly I feel pretty average for our neighborhood (outer MoCo suburbs).
Anonymous
Post 01/16/2018 15:08     Subject: How much money do you make a year and what job do you have?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:First year partner at a large law firm. 315k base. Bonus probably in the $30k range.


That is really low, even for a first year non-equity partner in big law.


my firm is ranked (by vault) in the 50-60 range. we pay market to first years, but do not pay lockstep to associates.

i am technically an equity partner, but only 10% of my pay is equity. (in other words, my firm got rid of the nonequity tier, but essentially keep treating new partners as nonequity and make them contribute a capital contribution).

i jumped here from a "boutique" firm as a senior associate a couple years ago. until i made the move, i assumed all biglaw firms paid lockstep and that a partner at any biglaw firm would be in the mid-300s at the very least.

either way, it's plenty of money so i'm good with it.
Anonymous
Post 01/16/2018 14:21     Subject: How much money do you make a year and what job do you have?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Corporate Strategy. Exec level. Little over $650K with bonus but most of it is tied up in long term incentive comp.


I’m always curious about these corp jobs. I’ve always worked at small companies so no idea how you advance to this position.

Did you start out in the mailroom/sales out of college? Get an MBA?


Bump?
Anonymous
Post 01/16/2018 08:40     Subject: How much money do you make a year and what job do you have?

Does there need to be a thread like this every week?
Anonymous
Post 01/16/2018 07:58     Subject: How much money do you make a year and what job do you have?

Engineer. $130k. Comfortable in the VA exurbs.
Anonymous
Post 01/16/2018 07:47     Subject: How much money do you make a year and what job do you have?

Anonymous wrote:Corporate Strategy. Exec level. Little over $650K with bonus but most of it is tied up in long term incentive comp.


I’m always curious about these corp jobs. I’ve always worked at small companies so no idea how you advance to this position.

Did you start out in the mailroom/sales out of college? Get an MBA?
Anonymous
Post 01/16/2018 07:22     Subject: How much money do you make a year and what job do you have?

Anonymous wrote:First year partner at a large law firm. 315k base. Bonus probably in the $30k range.


That is really low, even for a first year non-equity partner in big law.
Anonymous
Post 01/16/2018 07:01     Subject: Re:How much money do you make a year and what job do you have?

These posts are pointless. What do you do now OP? Knowing that is the only way to get marginally useful responses.
Anonymous
Post 01/16/2018 06:37     Subject: How much money do you make a year and what job do you have?

First year partner at a large law firm. 315k base. Bonus probably in the $30k range.
Anonymous
Post 01/16/2018 00:27     Subject: How much money do you make a year and what job do you have?

Corporate Strategy. Exec level. Little over $650K with bonus but most of it is tied up in long term incentive comp.
Anonymous
Post 01/15/2018 23:36     Subject: How much money do you make a year and what job do you have?

Curious thinking about switching jobs