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EN’s margins?

how much does the EN profit per call usually? Really interested since I’ve gotten a few ‘we know your normal rate is X but client’s budget is Y’, often I’ll decline then they will come back and raise Y sometimes by hundreds of dollars to get closer to my rate. Seems like they have at least $500 margin per call not including the associate’s salary

Thanks

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u/AutoModerator — 23 hours ago

Being laid off and expert calls

Just wondering how does being laid off/unemployed impact the volume of the calls on common ENs.

If you have a decade of experience but are no longer employed at a particular company how does that impact the calls?

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u/saadoo456 — 1 day ago
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View on third bridge private market analyst role?

As a fresher who wants to get into proper investment banking, how would y’all recommend a private market content analyst role at third bridge if i get it, given how tough the job market is right now??

Plus- is there anything i can do to add to my profile along with this that could get into IB?

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u/nooffenseoranyth — 2 days ago

“For this project, there is an hourly rate of…”

<insert rate that’s substantially lower than my usual accepted rate>

The rest of the message goes along the lines of “ by agreeing to this limit, you acknowledge that this will be your rate for this project however, accepting this rate limit will not affect your rate for other projects and declining the rate limit does not qualify you from participating in this project.”

My question to EN employees: by declining the lower rate, how realistic is it that I’m even considered for the project?

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u/Feisty_Parsley_83853 — 3 days ago