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In a finance position, a lot of your compensation will be in bonuses. Ask about those.
Also, if you want a job without stress, you picked the wrong field.
bonus is up to 10%
i can deal with work-related stress but if i have to worry about paying bills, that's what i completely want to avoid.
Up to 10% quarterly or annually? Because those earnings numbers may be calculated differently (and getting your bonuses quarterly will make paying your bills easier than getting them annually).
Also, regarding bills, what’s your other compensation like? Gym membership, health insurance, company housing, that other stuff that cuts down on living expenses. That can add up to a lot.
10% annual and prorated. no other compensation. just salary and up to 10% bonus. no gym membership or housing etc mentioned.
Not even a company health plan, 401k, or stock options? Damn, that’s pretty slim. Are you 1099 or W-2?
Not sure what that means but yeah, no health plan or stock options. There's a 401K with some matching. It's just the salary with the bonus.
1099 and W-2 are your tax status with the company— 1099 is contract employment, W2/W4 is full-time. Full-time employees are required to be given health insurance by their employer. It’s the law.
Yeah, your benefits package is pretty terrible. I’d push for more, especially considering that you’ll be paying out-of-pocket for your health insurance.
hmm maybe there is health insurance but it wasnt mentioned during the initial call. i ask for compensation of 90-100K, said it was negotiable and expect it will be negotiated down, at least it wont be 65K.
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