Hey all,
Long time reader, first time poster here, so thanks to everyone who responds.
Here's my situation : I am a senior financial analyst at PepsiCo, being promoted to associate manager (which is really just a senior senior analyst). Same role, just bigger customers to cover. The issue is, They are offering me $110k. This level is not bonus eligible, so that's it. It would be a 12% raise, which alone looks good. But my issue is that folks coming in from our MBA internship come in at this level making $120k-$130k. I've asked to be paid in line with them, since I've been in the role for 3 years, and have my MBA. So far, doesn't look like I'll get it.
So I've been talking with Google. I'm "on their radar" as I interviewed for a SFA role a little while back. My question is, would I be crazy to maybe level down and apply for financial analyst roles with Google (not senior)? From what I've read on here and glassdoor, etc., the comp would be significantly higher that what I'm being offered (base, bonus, stock). Plus then I'm in at Google. And as a follow up, what do advancement opportunities look like at Google? Is it fairly easy to get promoted from FA to SFA in a reasonable amount of time?
Thanks again for everyone who responds!
TC: $99k (to be $110k)
YOE: 3 years in this role, but 15 overall in many different aspects of finance (IB, investment management)
#Pepsico #Google #finance #corporatefinance #financialanalyst #FA #SFA
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To be honest, your best bet is to take the Manager position in your current role, stay there for 2 years THEN interview with Google for SFA.
Don't down level just to join Google. You have so much experience, not worth it even for more TC.
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