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Originally posted by TechRiskPartners View PostAnd nobody seems to know the rate card of Big4 and similar professionals as it appears.
If only there was someone who had worked at E&Y, Deloitte and PWC as a manager/senior manager who might know the answer to that.…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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Cost of Employment + working expenses for the role in question + Management overheads + 40% markup is the starting point. It's not a rate card as such, although they will have standard costs available to the bid preparation teams, if only because many clients want a breakdownOriginally posted by WTFH View PostIf only there was someone who had worked at E&Y, Deloitte and PWC as a manager/senior manager who might know the answer to that.
However the bid and the manpower costs are not done as a list of individual items; its rather more complicated than that. So the stated detail and the actual bid price may be at some variance, buried in the documentation.
And if there are Partners on site, they get paid a whole other way so will effectively set their own income.Blog? What blog...?
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It is interesting, isn't it, that the only people on here who mention what their rate is, are those who say they're on much greater than the average. You never hear from those who say they're on much less than the average.Comment
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Any other crimes you fancy fessing up to?Originally posted by WTFH View PostIf only there was someone who had worked at E&Y, Deloitte and PWC as a manager/senior manager who might know the answer to that.His heart is in the right place - shame we can't say the same about his brain...Comment
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What’s the ‘average’?Originally posted by GJABS View PostIt is interesting, isn't it, that the only people on here who mention what their rate is, are those who say they're on much greater than the average. You never hear from those who say they're on much less than the average.See You Next TuesdayComment
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Exactly my question... Then I can tell you if I'm below or above average...Originally posted by Lance View PostWhat’s the ‘average’?
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No, I’ve never worked for them. I have done fairly well by coming in after them and fixing their messes. No, there’s someone else on here, if only their user ID was a hint at their company name...Originally posted by Mordac View PostAny other crimes you fancy fessing up to?…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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What I’m earning. More or less.Originally posted by Lance View PostWhat’s the ‘average’?…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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