Ugh, no one cares about your alternative lifestyle.DELG wrote: we have barely more than 1100 sq ft with a toddler and an au pair. it's fine.
NYC to 190k!?!
Ugh, no one cares about your alternative lifestyle.DELG wrote: we have barely more than 1100 sq ft with a toddler and an au pair. it's fine.
They got fans and doors in bathrooms.seespotrun wrote:I dunno about you guys, but my poop smells like shit.Nekrowizard wrote:There is literally nothing wrong with 500 sq ft. I could see needing more if you have a huge dog (though you should probably get rid of the dog in that instance tbh fam) or some kids. If you need more you own a ton of dumb shit you should get rid of.
OUT THE FIRMAnonymous User wrote:Just got the compensation memo.
NYC to 160.
I don't want to say too much but it's ranked between 5 and 7 on Vault and its Powerpoint presentation format was a major subject of discussion ITT.rpupkin wrote:OUT THE FIRMAnonymous User wrote:Just got the compensation memo.
NYC to 160.
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Paul, Weiss is not v10Anonymous User wrote:ugh V10 just announced. same scale as last year. BYE
PennBull wrote:Paul, Weiss is not v10Anonymous User wrote:ugh V10 just announced. same scale as last year. BYE
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solid anon, person-who-wants-everyone-to-make-less-moneyAnonymous User wrote:I like to think of PW as V10 NYC =)
Hell, I'll think of of PW as V2 nationally....when it raises first-year salaries to $190K.Anonymous User wrote:I like to think of PW as V10 NYC =)
what are they gonna doWestOfTheRest wrote:until people are pissed off enough to do something
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PennBull wrote:what are they gonna doWestOfTheRest wrote:until people are pissed off enough to do something
not take jobs?
Wait are we back to joking around in this thread or is this actually serious?WestOfTheRest wrote:PennBull wrote:what are they gonna doWestOfTheRest wrote:until people are pissed off enough to do something
not take jobs?
- Stop going to law school at the outset.
- Take jobs in markets other than NYC.
- Take alternative jobs. In-house salaries have continued to rise despite the lack of increases in firm salaries and many corporations have started in-house training programs in recent years that weren't available in the past.
The only relevant metric is PPP.WestOfTheRest wrote:I'm just going to keep pointing this out until we get a raise or until people are pissed off enough to do something:
- We haven't had a raise in almost a decade
- Total compensation is actually lower (in non-inflation adjusted terms) across most class years, and it's worth noting that 1st years in 2007 received a bonus of $45K
- PPP has risen steadily since 2007, as much as 75% at some firms
- 2015 was the most active M&A market EVER, topping $2 trillion for the first time
- Average rental price in New York has risen dramatically since 2007
- Average tuition costs have increased by a factor of about 1/3, but it's more at many schools
this individual appears to be serious and is likely a 0L with no actual comprehension of how to get law jerbsCapitol_Idea wrote:Wait are we back to joking around in this thread or is this actually serious?WestOfTheRest wrote:PennBull wrote:what are they gonna doWestOfTheRest wrote:until people are pissed off enough to do something
not take jobs?
- Stop going to law school at the outset.
- Take jobs in markets other than NYC.
- Take alternative jobs. In-house salaries have continued to rise despite the lack of increases in firm salaries and many corporations have started in-house training programs in recent years that weren't available in the past.
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