What’s the total comp difference between Associate Corp. Counsel, Corp. Counsel and Senior Corp. Counsel at Amazon? Forum
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What’s the total comp difference between Associate Corp. Counsel, Corp. Counsel and Senior Corp. Counsel at Amazon?
Seems like Amazon tiers their primary in-house roles based on seniority (i.e., junior/early-mid for Associate Corporate Counsel, late-mid/senior for Corporate Counsel and 10+ years experience for Senior Corporate Counsel). Anybody know the differences between the total comp packages between the three?
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Re: What’s the total comp difference between Associate Corp. Counsel, Corp. Counsel and Senior Corp. Counsel at Amazon?
bump. I know we've got at least a handful of Amazon people here
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Re: What’s the total comp difference between Associate Corp. Counsel, Corp. Counsel and Senior Corp. Counsel at Amazon?
I saw a blind post noting L5 / associate corporate counsel tops around $280k and L6 / corporate counsel tops around $300k. Both of these are likely in Seattle as Bay area/NYC pay more. Surprising to see such a small gap between L5/L6 but there isn't really much data on this.