Non-Tech - Bloomberg, Refinitiv, S&P, FactSet
Starting a thread for non-tech roles at financial services data companies. Not limited to the big 4 in the title but would love to hear about some offers and salaries for non-tech roles. Sales, biz ops, strategy, general ops, data sourcing, etc. Sharing mine below. Please post functional area or level. #nontech #salary Function: Strategy TC: $225K ($175K base + 50K bonus) YOE: 11 City: HCOL
My understanding is that Bloomberg pays about 30-50% more for most equivalent roles vs the other 3 TC: 190 (salary and bonus) YOE: 11 Function: Data
Not consistent data. I heard here that BBG make same TC as yours for fresh grad this year. Really?
That’s for engineers. Nontechnical at bbg will start around 70-80
HCOL?
High cost of living
High Cost Of Living area (NYC, Chicago, Bay Area, etc.)
Function: Relationship Management - Private Bank TC: $185k ($125k + $60k bonus) YOE: 10 City: HCOL
FactSet Role: Analytics TC: $81K YOE: ~3 City: HCOL I recommend running far, far away. Be ready to work the jobs of 3 people for no additional comp.
Lol
Factset is sinking ship. Avoid it as much as you can.
What happened?
Years Current Tenure: 3 Department: Data Role Description: Consume and Analyze. Internal and External Idea Generation and POC work. Statistics and Scenario Analysis. Data Consultant to other departments. TC (+Personal Value): Salary - $95,000 Full Medical/ Dental/ Vision -$17,000 Vacation Days: 23 Paid Sick: Unlimited Unlimited Terminal Access for personal use + Unlimited Terminal Data - >$1,000,000 For you: TC = $95K + Medical For me: TC = $1,112,000 **Edit: City: Low Cost of Living Area
Mike - is that you? 😂 Quit trolling bro.
Unlimited Terminal data is a benefit worth about $25k per year. That's what a subscription costs. So even adding that in, TC is still well below OP. Role: Strategy YoE - 7 TC - 196k Base - 167k Bonus - 29k (No, my bonus is not paid in terminal subscriptions) 😂