Sentence examples for entry-level associate from inspiring English sources

She said she was given a departure deadline and her pay was reduced to that of an entry-level associate with no benefits.

So please tell Birthday Girl for me: grow up! Cubist Technique I am an entry-level associate at a consulting firm, so I work in a cubicle.

An entry-level associate with a master's degree can expect to start at $58,000 to $80,000.

When an experienced associate leaves the company he or she is replaced by an entry-level associate at a lower wage.

We rolled out a program called Pathways, which gives entry-level associates training and mentoring over their first few months.

As a result, it is harder for law firms to devote nonbillable time to training entry-level associates.

In addition to having women make up half of all incoming Goldman analysts and entry-level associates — representing 70percentt of the bank's annual hiring — the bank aims to have 11percentt of those recruits be black and 14percentt be Hispanic/Latino in the Americas.

The firm and its imitators hired a large class of entry-level associates from the top law schools in the country, then relentlessly sifted them out over a period of several years, at the end of which only the most brilliant and productive — historically about one in 10 or 15 — became partners.

Before you start matching senior leaders with promising entry-level associates in your organization, know that mentoring doesn't look the same as it has traditionally.

HuffPost's Dave Jamieson previously reported that the figure does not include part-time workers, but does include some department managers who are paid hourly and likely receive higher wages than entry-level associates.

Last year, the forum publicly criticized the state's legal profession, citing a study that showed that while Latinos make up more than 20% of the population, they are only about 2% of the entry-level associates and 1% of the partners in the 30 largest firms in California.