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Since "senior" is in quotes, I am guessing you probably come out of undergrad with a senior title or get it after 1-2 years.
by makestuff 4y ago
Since "senior" is in quotes, I am guessing you probably come out of undergrad with a senior title or get it after 1-2 years.
- tequila_shot 4y agoI'm talking about a fresh out of college grad/undergrad. Managers charge 400-600(mind you 25% on top of this is for travel).
- makestuff 4y agoHow much does each level take home? Like if I bill out at $500 an hour are they paying me around 250/hr ~500k/yr?
- ericmay 4y agoNot exactly. The thing to keep in mind here though is that billable rate isn't necessarily 40 hours/week and you likely have some sort of salary component that requires you to hit a base amount of billable hours. So something like (just making up numbers here) $120,000/year $170/hr for each billable hour over 20 hours/month Sales/delivery bonuses, etc.
- mgkimsal 4y agoThat still seems low for any big4. Those were numbers I remember seeing 25 years ago for large consultancies personnel.
- Foobar8568 4y agoBig4 I used to work are fairly clear about who they call senior (consultant / senior consultant / manager / senior manager/etc) and I can rarely fault them. Now for consultancies (Accenture and the like), the term is a bit more loose indeed.