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S&C Partnership Organization
I was curious if anyone knew how S&C's partnership was organized. For example, I know Cravath, Cleary and Deb follow the strict lockstep, DPW has a modified lockstep and others have compensation based on client origination. Curious what organization S&C has because I think it reflects importantly on the firm's culture.
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Re: S&C Partnership Organization
S&C is lockstep based on seniority (like Cravath, Cleary, etc.), unless you're the chairman or your name is Rodge Cohen...
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Arbiter213
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Re: S&C Partnership Organization
No idea where you got that, but that is not what I have ever heard or what they told me. They're Black Box. To quote my friend who works there "Every single part of that sentence is wrong."Anonymous User wrote:S&C is lockstep based on seniority (like Cravath, Cleary, etc.), unless you're the chairman or your name is Rodge Cohen...
