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What salary can I expect for this in-house position?
I'm in NYC and I've been interviewing for a position with the GC's office of a foreign bank's US branch. The bank is the largest in its home country but its US activities are smaller, focusing on commercial and private banking (~$200mm revenue in US). The office is around 10-15 attorneys right now but growing, and it sounds like I'll do a lot of everything and work closely with the GC. Google hasn't been too useful and the Robert Half guide is giving me $140-190k for my range of experience (2-3 yrs) and location which, while awesome, seems high. What do you guys think?
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misterjames
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Re: What salary can I expect for this in-house position?
I'd say the lower end of that range sounds accurate, but only based on what I've seen around here
