Ok, lets resolve the salary question one in for all. Everyone writes their salary and grade, so the whole consulting forum here will have a clear picture of what to expect etc for role / age / salary / company. I start: I am a consultant in strat department of biggest mAnagement CoNsultancy, 3 years experience, 40k. no end of year bonus.

Change Management - Programme Manager, Citigroup, Vice President, 9yrs exp since graduation, GBP62400 basic + 17000 bonus.

Hi 'Here Goes' - I too work for Citi, though in completely different dept (not going to state which though). Director, 15 years exp including MBA, basic + bonus a several k over 6 figures.

PA, Consultant, Business Transformation Group, 2 years experience, base 43K, trasport allowance 4K, 36% bonus last year (which is ok, but not so good compared to the 60+% of (a few)others in the practice).70% wage increase in 2 years, albeit from a low base

Programme manager, big mobile network operator, 10 years experience, £67k basic with £10-15K bonus

Kwan! The whole point was to release your salary. saying six figures, as im sure i dont have to explain to a baker, can be anywhere from 100k to 999.99k. whats the point otherwsie?

Kwan, <br>We are unclear about your salary and experience. 43K for just 2 years experience? Plus a 40% bonus? Come on be real or dont post!<br>How long since you graduated and how many years experience in total.

I&#39;m a plumber, no University degree and I RAKE the money in compared to you swots -well over £70k (and I work for myself)

Why would a plumber be looking or even interested in this site?I&#39;m assuming that your business maybe compromised by the Eastern Europe contingent nowadays?

Blimey are things that bad? When I was an Anon CoNsultant back in 2000 with three years experience, I was on 37K + OT which brought my package to 50K and also thrown in a free central london flat on the Thames, since my office was based up north! What with inflation and no doubt the usual 50 hours a week that one is expected to do, then that&#39;s a wage reduction and within SITE as well! Oh the joys of working in a partnership! Happy days!

EDS, consultant 33.5K, no bonus!!!!!

Tax and business Strategy consultant - 4 year - large media £43k plus 25%.

IT consultancy, south east, 2.5 years exp £30K, no bonus

Atos Consulting, 6 years exp, 60k + 10% bonus + 5.3k car allowance + package...

CG, 7 years experience, 80K + 5% bonus.

Kwan, are you saying you moved from analyst-to- consultsnt analyst-then to-consultant in two years? Im suprised with only two years experience (im assuming from analyst level) your comfortable taking home 55k a year. Could you clarify this?

Change management consultant, Accenture, 2 yrs experience, 38K

Small Man Consultancy. 5 yrs exp . Management resp. 50k + up to 10% bonus. Definitely underpaid in my view.

Goldman Sachs, strategic sterilizer (cleaner), 35 years experience, 150k weekly.

But at least most of us see daylight!

IBM BCS (ex-PwC), £60k + up to 12% bonus (but in reality I was graded as top 5% of performers and got less than 3%) + car package (£3k) + pension (£3.5k), so overall <£70k - and all this with 8 YEARS EXPERIENCE - no wonder I am looking elsewhere !

I didn&#39;t think there were any ex-PwC people left there for just that reason. I left last Summer, after 7 years, and haven&#39;t looked back ! It really is like a weight off your shoulders once you go. Are you in FM ? Try Goodman Masson, if so. I found them excellent.

apparently because all of you are looking at the number in your career, you are all louzy at making the number grow. Look at your career first and then the number will come naturally...I am not going to tell you how much but I am happy in my consulting career and make more than you...

CG, 7 years experience SCM consulting, 80k + 12k bonus

LEK Consulting. Joined this September, after 7 years in the business information industry, on 52.5k plus 20% profit share and 4k fixed bonus. Have a PhD but no MBA.

found this thread and thought i would continue it. Manager, 6 years experience, EY BAS, 75k plus 4.5 car allowance, no bonus.

Newbie at a Boutique Strat firm after a couple of years non-relevant work. Starting on 40K.

Director at a boutique (small!) risk house: 60K basic + package + bonus

60k, 22% bonus, and additional 13k a year in per diems w/ SAP Partnering firm in the US. just started working as a consultant about 5 months ago with 4 years industry experience. so, starting low but lots of room to learn and grow. expecting an additional 10% bonus as a raise in next couple of months.

6 years exp, change management, 85K total package (although a lot is in bonus).

Please don&apos;t forget to put company name.Cheers.

Just joining KPMG on consultancy side (RAS) on £55k + 20% bonus + 5k car allowance with a poor academic record but 5 years in industry

Barney,talk to me.......you have given me hope. I have a poor academic record and hope to find a way into consulting. How did you get in? What is your background. Dare I ask - how poor is your record?

Start this on a new thread please.

sir yes sir

Accenture Senior Manager, 9yrs experience, £110k + £6.5k car + 10% (max) bonus (was 7% this year) + usual pension/healthcare stuff

8 years experience with CG - £80K + £5K Bonus. About to jump ship and join a bank, doing similar Strat/IT PM work - £110K + £10K signing on bonus + £7.5K benefits + circa 50% bonus.

Freelancer (IT)£110K pa (75% take home) :-)

Crap academics, but I&apos;m not bitter because:£127,500 (taken mostly in dividends...)

Accenture Analyst shortly28,500 +10,000 bonuseveryone knows that though haha

Freelancer (IT)£110K pa (75% take home) :-)

And this comes with 2 months of holidays each year..

I&apos;m sure I speak for all us permies when I wish you the best of health, Freelancing. I sincerely hope you don&apos;t get a two week long bout of the flu.

40 Yrs Old, Change Management, PM... BT 4 Yrs Exp. No deg £33 + 10%...Looking to move..any jobs going?

Accenture Senior Manager, £90k + £6.5k car + 10% (max) bonus (was 7% this year) + usual pension/healthcare stuff

KPMG, manager in advisory practice, 5 years experience 49k basic plus, 4.5k car, plus £12k bonus last year.... basic salaries are very variable here within grade (between £40k and £65k)