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it could be that there was something on your resumes or in your histories that, while you may consider it minute, was of some importance to this company. An ex
by banned_man 18y ago
it could be that there was something on your resumes or in your histories that, while you may consider it minute, was of some importance to this company.
An example would be an investment banking internship in college. Banking internships often pay $1300-1500/week (although the hours are hellish, even for interns); the company might have decided that he should be making more than he was as an intern.
The degree of the discrepancy is worrisome, though. If it were 70k vs 80k, it wouldn't be such a big deal, but his friend's being offered almost 50% more than he is.