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Interned in Chicago office last summer. Starting full time this summer
Stipend: $30 on weekdays $70 on sat/sun if you work over 8hrs each day
Uber: free working past 7pm
Subsidized cafeteria(used to be free), food is pretty good. Great coffee machines. 20 bucks of credits on snacks vendor machine every week. One floor has free drinks I forgot which one tho
Protected Saturdays for some groups
15 days of PTO, 5 sick days. Profit sharing after working for 2 yrs. Feel free to correct/add

 

When I was there...

Good health insurance plans and coverage (in my exp.). 401k with 50% match of the first 6%. Discretionary profit share after 2 years. 3 weeks PTO until you hit 5 years, which you get 4 weeks, and the 5 weeks at 10 years. Snack policy varied by office, free in NY. Pretty lenient expense policy IMO. Pretty lenient dress code too. $35 dinner stipend for late nights? And there was like a $100/month "technology" stipend for your cell phone bill.

Cons: Shitty consecutive bonuses

edit: should mention that analysts that get the promotion to associate get a month of sabbatical but only if they began as analysts there (i.e., no laterals)

 

How does the dinner expense work? Do they give you a corporate card and I can just use at wholefoods or anywhere?

When does 401K matching start? 50% of 6%, so Im assuming it's a 3% maximum match?

What's this profit sharing thing that everyone is talking about? This is on top of the regular bonus? If so, how much is it before the 2 bad years?

 

FYI, not all firms do the corporate card and concur thing. Some firms can only place orders through seamless or etc. and you get a x amount credit daily. It's not like it's a deal breaker, but simply just curious.

What have discretionary profit share look like historically? I'm not counting on it, but just want to know. I have never heard of this in any other firms.

 

This sucks lmao HL NYC has tons of free snacks and fruits, free drinks, free coffee ($10k machines on every floor + cold brew taps), $40 dinner and $20 weekend comp for every 4 hours, 3 days lunch stipend of $20, Ubers after 9. They also cater breakfasts on Mondays&Fridays and lunches first Monday a month (while letting you keep your lunch stipend).

401k 100% match up to 6%
 

Always have great annual offsites because you know them deal fees be hitting :)

 

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