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Here’s Your Open Thread for EY Compensation Discussions (2016)

The bombing raid of requests for the EY compensation thread started late last week and didn’t let up over the weekend or this morning.

The bombing raid of requests for the EY compensation thread started late last week and didn't let up over the weekend or this morning.

Most of our tipsters say that things are kicking off today so we won't keep the Black and Yellow in suspense any longer.

It's worth nothing that this only the second Big 4 firm of the 2016 compensation season, so we're excited for the extra helping of joy and despair that these threads bring.

As always, the comment proctors like to keep things tidy. So dispense with the chit-chat and get right to the important stuff:

  • Position, promotion (if applicable)
  • City (region is not informative) & Line of Service
  • % Raise 
  • % Bonus (if any)
  • Old & New Base

EnjoY!

More compensation season:
PwC
RSM
Grant Thornton
BDO
Crowe Horwath

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