Are these mostly tax jobs?Anonymous User wrote:As a corollary, wanted to mention that big 4 offers in NYC for JD grads only require 1600-1700 or so hours and come with salary (at least for me) of 120k + 10k (bar passage bonus) + 5k (typical bonus) + 4k (bar prep). I've never heard of an associate in on Saturdays, and many work from home on Fridays. Hours are also lenient for the first few years, apparently.
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Re: Market or close to market firms with 1900 billables or less
Not entirely, but mostly (including mine.) The highest salaries are in M&A and you can expect starting 140k w/ 1800-1900 hours. Most M&A associates are laterals, though there was a minority of 1st years.mickey_mouse wrote:Are these mostly tax jobs?Anonymous User wrote:As a corollary, wanted to mention that big 4 offers in NYC for JD grads only require 1600-1700 or so hours and come with salary (at least for me) of 120k + 10k (bar passage bonus) + 5k (typical bonus) + 4k (bar prep). I've never heard of an associate in on Saturdays, and many work from home on Fridays. Hours are also lenient for the first few years, apparently.
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