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lonerider
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Stub year = 1st year salary?
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Anonymous User
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Re: Stub year = 1st year salary?
No, stub year is like 0 year. So you make 13,333 a month for 16 months, get a first year bonus at the end of the 16 months and then become a second year at 170K.lonerider wrote:2L here procrastinating from studying for finals. I've got a salary question. 1st year salaries are $160K. Is this your stub year? Like, you start working September - December of your first year, so you make $160K prorated. Then, January hits, boom you're making 2nd year salary: $170K. Tell me I'm right please.
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El Pollito
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Re: Stub year = 1st year salary?
You wrong.
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lonerider
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Re: Stub year = 1st year salary?
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omg clay aiken !
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Re: Stub year = 1st year salary?
Actually no. In your mind, if Obama had his way, law firms wouldn't be the ponzi schemes that they really are, with partners pocketing 75% of the hours first years bill. In your mind, Obama would want to redistribute that wealthlonerider wrote:One more sign we're living in Obama's America.
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