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Use lockstep for base pay and then have discretionary bonuses.
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Cravath is not the same Cravath
Cravath, Swaine & Moore
Reviewed by Associate in NYC on
Feb 09
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Cravath is not the same Cravath
It's not a bad place either but we've definitely lost some luster over the last year and a half. Cravath is no longer the bellwether for bonuses (not counting Wachtell). We've told some great attorneys that they need to look for work elsewhere. All that said, Cravath still has a great rep and it's not as if I would choose another firm over this one.
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It's not a bad place either but we've definitely lost some luster over the last year and a half. Cravath is no longer the bellwether for bonuses (not counting Wachtell). We've told some great attorneys that they need to look for work elsewhere. All that said, Cravath still has a great rep and it's not as if I would choose another firm over this one.
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Apr 6, 2010
How can you give it a 3 for work-life balance and a 2 for career opportunities? It's Cravath.
