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If you add in bonus, it's there is an even bigger difference. This past year first years got 15k bonus, and 8th years got 100k. combined: 175k for first, 380k
by rhino369 11y ago
If you add in bonus, it's there is an even bigger difference. This past year first years got 15k bonus, and 8th years got 100k.
combined: 175k for first, 380k for 8th years.
- sixtypoundhound 11y agoTo your point below, I suspect the 8-10 year person is creating more value with less supervision than a new hire. Being able to manage a project/client solo, even a small one, makes your work incremental revenue to the firm. More so if you're involved in bringing in the business.... I have new hires; they take a LOT more supervision... and our group's output is limited to the speed at which our senior folks can originate projects...
- brianwawok 11y agoI mean I would rather have 2 10 year experienced developers than 3 brand new developers, even if the cost was the same. But maybe law firms do not think this way..