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When do you become a 3rd year for salary purposes?
If you just got your 2nd year pay bump as of January 2016, when do you turn over to a 3rd year? Is it January 2017? If it's firm-dependent, what is the general market?
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Re: When do you become a 3rd year for salary purposes?
My guess is it's going to be approximately 1 year from the time that you got your 2nd-year raise but that could just be the bath salts talking
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Re: When do you become a 3rd year for salary purposes?
OP here. I thought that would make too much sense since we're technically 3rd years starting September 2016 or whenever you started.
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Re: When do you become a 3rd year for salary purposes?
stub year doesn't countAnonymous User wrote:OP here. I thought that would make too much sense since we're technically 3rd years starting September 2016 or whenever you started.
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Re: When do you become a 3rd year for salary purposes?
Not quite true. Stub year does count for billing purposes (you start billing as the next year up in September). But I don't know of any firm that doesn't bump pay effective Jan. 1.
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