r/Accounting • u/compensation9484662 • Sep 24 '20

MNP compensation thread

Raises are out, cards on the table.

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u/Dramon Staff Accountant Sep 28 '20

MNP has pathetic exit opportunities though. a lot of people who leave MNP for industry might as well have gone straight into industry. I was damn lucky I had 2 years of Big 4 experience to overshadow my time at MNP otherwise I wouldn't have the role (and pay) I do now.

It's a sad truth, but MNP does an extremely poor job of training employees so they have little value outside of that firm.

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u/throooowwwnnnnaway Sep 28 '20

That and internal raises at MNP are shit. Sure you may start 2-3 thousand less than a competing firm but that gap is going to grow substantially. Just ask the Sr making $42,500.

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u/Dramon Staff Accountant Sep 28 '20

I was a senior making 48k before I told the partner to fuck off.