46. Wall Street Compensation 101: How to Get PAID
Let's talk about MONEY. Maybe you're hoping to land a high paying job on Wall Street . Maybe you're hoping to maximize your earnings potential in your current job. Or maybe you know people who work on Wall Street and are curious to understand why their pay structure is so different from most other jobs. Whatever your perspective may be, THIS episode is the first open, honest, tell-all guide explaining exactly how compensation works on Wall Street. We spill the secrets on how to negotiate your pay, how pay cycles work, what a "bonus" actually is, how to navigate difficult conversations, and how to position yourself for the optimal career path. You will have specific action items after listening to this podcast that will empower you to take control of your pay, no matter what the specifics of your current circumstance.
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