Hello, I am looking for some insight on what Prologis offers for all in comp for a first year analyst in Seattle. I saw Glassdoor and the average was around $82k, is that low considering the cost of living?
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Have you interviewed yet? At least when I did for an internship an eon ago they gave me a range once I was deeper into the process.
I interviewed for the analyst position and they asked me what I was looking for but never gave me a range. They said it would be competitive and enough to make up for the cost of living.
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