AllHappy Thursday,Was hoping to gauge some help from you all.Was hoping if any of you can shed light on what he current going salary for a Manager or Senior Manager in consulting at the top 4 is?I'm expecting a offer from around 3 of them however just want to see what the salary ranges are?ThanksW

Not sure, I honestly would help if I knew the answer. However, in the absence of being able to answer your question, I can share a different tip: When reheating pizza, use the frying pan - it's quick and won't get soggy like in the microwave!

New Managers vs. Experienced senior managers covers quite a broad salary range.Surely the question is what salary would you require to make the move. If they can match that then great, of not then you stay put...Check out Glassdoor for the most up to date information.

Experienced manager, its funny how none of them asked for salary details before, now I've gone through the process I'm wondering if I should have told them what I want from the outset. Now I've gone through the hassle of interviews I'm wondering what they might offer and if it was a waste of time should it not meet expectations.

It would help if you could be much more specific about the market, type of advisory work that you do etc.A new promote in the regions to Manager could be looking at £50k, an experienced Manager in Advisory PI could be £80k. Senior Manager is a really broad band.

Financial services Programme project management Currently on 72 at Acn.

I just reheated a pizza, I read this thread minutes too late.With regards to M & SM. You're going to be looking at around...M - £67-80K + (probably sh*t) bonusSM - £95K+ (probably sh*t) bonus

even better tip, when reheating pizza, put it in the toaster!

Sometimes I really wonder about the advice given on herehttp://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3329207/A-woman-s-kitchen-nearly-went-flames-took-tips-Facebook-cook-cheese-toast.htmlcome on folks, why are we reheating pizza - use your bonuses to get fresh pizza delivered !DC