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This.Greenman72 wrote:
In my experience, this is usually a bad idea. Suits don’t like getting advice from underlings.nigelnyc wrote:
I always feel the way to get more money is to get creative and CONSISTENTLY bring new ideas to the table. Especially ones that help bring in more revenue, and they don’t have to be directly related to your own position.
Fair pointitera wrote:
well technically, there are unemployed CFA Charterholders..
I could ask for a raise but they’ve been laying people off the past year or so, don’t think it’s the right idea.Ramos4rm wrote:
Risk consultant at KPMG in NYC and only 58k? Hmmm…..this is interesting…have you asked for a raise..there’s a thread on how to ask for a raise somewhere here.bpdulog wrote:
I am a CFA charterholder and make $58k a year. Is there anyone that makes less?
Area: NYC
Years of experience: 5
To be fair, I’m sure there are individuals who welcome feedback although the vibe is usually what you described.Mobius Striptease wrote:
While I like nigelnyc’s approach and agree that this is how it *should* work for the most part, if we are talking about a Big 4 company here (someome mentioned above) nobody gives a $hit about your bright ideas. You advance by kissing as$, being extremely visible and well-liked among the partners around and plunging bravely into the depths of the sewage that is office politics. If generating bright and thoughtful ideas may result in stepping on someone superior’s toes, changing an organizational system or process or engagement procedure from the way it’s always been done - your audit partners running the show won’t like it, and they won’t like you.
I receive no bonus. Although, I did receive a sign on bonus.Systematic wrote:
Wow, man $58K? Is that base + bonus? What do you get between the 2?
Find a new job immediately, working for that little will haunt you for the rest of your life. I thought my comp was horrible…
Gave up on that. Looks like a waste and I can’t afford to be out of a job for two years. Part time is also not available because of my travel commitments.ninja_economist wrote:
Welcome back bpdulog. I thought you were planning on pursuing MBA. How is that coming along? Any improvement in GMAT score?bpdulog wrote:
I am a CFA charterholder and make $58k a year. Is there anyone that makes less?
Area: NYC
Years of experience: 5
Ahh the joys of Big 4. I got a 2 $500 payments my first year as bonuses. I did however get my $5k CPA pass bonus and then quit 1 month later, so I guess that sort of makes up for it.bpdulog wrote:
I receive no bonus. Although, I did receive a sign on bonus.
Like I said before if I wait a few months I’m vested into the company pension. It would be a waste if I gave that up.1BigStudMuffin wrote:
Get the hell out of the big 4 and seek a higher position elsewhere is gonna be the fastest way to move up the ladder.