Beaver [he/him] to the_dunk_tank • edit-28 months agoSilicon Valley bro explains sex work economics to a stripperexternal-linkmessage-square25 fedilinkarrow-up177file-text
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minus-squareAcidLeaves [they/them, he/him]hexbear14·edit-28 months agoI think the 500+ is what the firm charges while the actual consultant's cut is about 200, that sounds right link
minus-squarecombat_brandonism [they/them]hexbear11·8 months ago10 years ago acturial consultants were regularly billing $750+/hr and I can't imagine that's gone down that assertion in the OP is peak tech bro. link
minus-squareAcidLeaves [they/them, he/him]hexbear9·edit-28 months agoI'd imagine actuarial consultants are special though right? Actuaries actually have to pass tons of difficult math exams while normal business consultants just bullshit out their ass and tell people to layoff link
minus-squarecombat_brandonism [they/them]hexbear4·8 months agosure but I was just using it as an example of "senior consultants that solve million dollar problems" link
I think the 500+ is what the firm charges while the actual consultant's cut is about 200, that sounds right
10 years ago acturial consultants were regularly billing $750+/hr and I can't imagine that's gone down
that assertion in the OP is peak tech bro.
I'd imagine actuarial consultants are special though right? Actuaries actually have to pass tons of difficult math exams while normal business consultants just bullshit out their ass and tell people to layoff
sure but I was just using it as an example of "senior consultants that solve million dollar problems"