What can partner comp look like at a small (~20 attorney) boutique of mostly ex-biglaw people in a VHCOL? Obviously this is a borderline impossible question to answer without more specifics, so I’m really just looking for anecdotal experience. I’m a senior biglaw lit associate who hasn’t been able to make the jump in-house, so I’m considering a small firm option. Great people, interesting matters, decent WLB. I’m curious what could comp be like if I love it and go for partner?

Hey fish. Considering changing the firm and in conversations with several Big4 teams in Dubai. Wanted to get a bit of insider info on what’s the standard comp bracket for Director in PWC, Deloitte and EY in Dubai office, when in AI and Data Science practices. Any insight will be much appreciated - want to understand what to expect approximately

Anyone know a “typical” comp package for a director or VP of value creation / portfolio ops for a upper MM / small large cap fund? Been getting a bit of outreach for these types of roles and curious about comp and wlb (understand it can vary widely firm to firm).

McKinsey EM comp, NYC…. My friend is a 3rd year associate at McKinsey, deciding if they can push the grind to EM. However, they can’t find any comp details internally. Can anyone break down first year EM comp at McK? (Base/bonus/whatever?)

Do any restructuring firms asides from A&M and Portage Point use the comp model based on utilization? I’ve heard FTI, Huron, BRG are all much lower in total comp and assuming it’s because they lack the bonus that A&M and PPP has

I know it’s a small firm but does anyone happen to know comp for any level (A,SA,M) at Asenti Diligence Partners? Seems like they’re a very small team with mostly ex-Big 4 but have heard they’re completely remote which is appealing.

mckinsey folks — what’s the new solve game? slightly confused given what’s online. i understand they dropped the ecosystem game and now use seawolf or red rock? can anyone who’s done it recently provide some insight pls! thanks

Anyone have any intel on Willkie’s exec comp group? Looks like they (and PW, Latham and Kirkland) are always hiring. I’ve heard that the corporate group is more chill and I’m wondering if that is the case for exec comp too.

What are comps levels for Bain, McKinsey and BCG at levels 1 step away from Partner? I’m seeing higher $300’s and low $400k, and it seems “light.” Is this correct?

How is MD comp at Alvarez and Marsal? Got offered MD role with equity to move over (currently Principal at BCG but have expertise in a niche area they’re trying to grow out)