Compilation of MAs/Analysts Gross Starting Pays (Graduate)

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Nestle is only 3.2k meh?
So far apart from Unilever?

Nestle is a low ses FMCG programme. Is like local bank vs BB.

Sell Milo powder how to make money sia

i would take these numbers with a pinch of salt. you mean to tell me a fresh grad is earning 10k? sounds inflated. i personally wouldnt hire someone and pay them so much. How can someone with no experience can add that much value? I think these large numbers are after their so called training program, initially they only draw smaller salary. just my 2c

Originally Posted by Unregistered

i would take these numbers with a pinch of salt. you mean to tell me a fresh grad is earning 10k? sounds inflated. i personally wouldnt hire someone and pay them so much. How can someone with no experience can add that much value? I think these large numbers are after their so called training program, initially they only draw smaller salary. just my 2c

Just investment banking / S&T at big bulges. They work ~80hrs a week and are always on call so...

Originally Posted by Unregistered

i would take these numbers with a pinch of salt. you mean to tell me a fresh grad is earning 10k? sounds inflated. i personally wouldnt hire someone and pay them so much. How can someone with no experience can add that much value? I think these large numbers are after their so called training program, initially they only draw smaller salary. just my 2c

Just because you started at 3k doesn't mean everyone else does. Come out from your well already.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

i would take these numbers with a pinch of salt. you mean to tell me a fresh grad is earning 10k? sounds inflated. i personally wouldnt hire someone and pay them so much. How can someone with no experience can add that much value? I think these large numbers are after their so called training program, initially they only draw smaller salary. just my 2c

IB & SnT really earns up to $10k in BBs. It's a fact. Do a quick google search, or look up Glassdoor.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Just because you started at 3k doesn't mean everyone else does. Come out from your well already.

Please dont anyhow assume. I graduated as one of the top law students in my batch from one local unis. Starting was >6k. I really dont see the pay gap between law and banking being so high. I work with bankers on cases fyi. What are your credentials? Do you work in one of these positions and if so, if you could show us your 10k paycheck we will believe you.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Please dont anyhow assume. I graduated as one of the top law students in my batch from one local unis. Starting was >6k. I really dont see the pay gap between law and banking being so high. I work with bankers on cases fyi. What are your credentials? Do you work in one of these positions and if so, if you could show us your 10k paycheck we will believe you.

I'm not in any of these positions, but can someone within this community educate this clown?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Please dont anyhow assume. I graduated as one of the top law students in my batch from one local unis. Starting was >6k. I really dont see the pay gap between law and banking being so high. I work with bankers on cases fyi. What are your credentials? Do you work in one of these positions and if so, if you could show us your 10k paycheck we will believe you.

Lol, show yours first lor. The bankers probably laughing at you for studying so hard to earn less than them.

IB and SnT are known to pay 10k for quite some time. Lawyers are really quite retarded.

Yes, yes you work with bankers on due diligence. But make no mistake, they are the ones closing the billion dollar deal (and take a fat cut) while you only get a % of the legal bill.

I work in IB at a BB and can verify that these numbers are true. In fact, when you consider 10 month bonuses (and I've heard of some traders getting higher) the take home is usually higher than 200k. The salary structure in law firms is unfortunately very different in that the senior folks keep everything and the juniors get left with nothing. Banking rewards you from day 1. Not very good from a health perspective though but thats another story.