‘Target Bonus’ Variance

Got a stub bonus this past fall so 2021 is my first full CY. Offer letter had a target bonus amount but am trying to understand how much variance I can expect.

Let’s say that target was $100K, what might be the low end and high end of the range?

 
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is this a bank or a fund? one typically sees a target at more stable (cheap) shops from a compensation standpoint. Think of the target as what you get when you hit/moderately exceed budget, nothing more. In a breakout year, maybe you get a little more than target but probably not. the upside is these kinds of places generally "take care" of you in bad years i.e. don't completely screw you, so >70% in bad years. just my 2c... 

 

Any thoughts on what the range might be on the upside if any?

 

From previous experience, it’s totally fine dependent. I can tell you anecdotally that mine was >100% of target. That being said I think that number as a floor personally unless that’s the shop culture of less meritocracy overall

 

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