How much a Risk Consultant makes

[@rmcgraw7943]

If he improved his English skills, his pay grade would go up 2 levels.

[@Ganner84]

Or maybe switch to America

[@ThePublicPod]

... as an fellow Risk Consultant I can confirm all we do is make slides for calls, that are in preparation for calls which are preparations for calls, that are preparation for a call with the client... who just says yup and then the partners take a lot of money

[@superdeluxesmell]

😂😂Lolol. Called it.

[@casanjeetsingh2825]

Hows it risk advisory stream ?

[@junal27]

To me 100K in Toronto are peanuts and would be considered a low wage for a such an expensive place and 10 years experience. It may help him very much a softer english accent

[@gustavosolaeche674]

If he moved from India that's a lot

[@junal27]

@@gustavosolaeche674 agreed if he can keep the same cost of living than India, or he lives in Toronto as he used to live in India. The maths are not working however that’s my humble opinion based on coworkers living there a quality live equivalent as the locals around

[@sjlee1]

guy is seriously underpaid... I made 85K as a new grad at EY (another big 4) in Toronto

[@preciousadesina3525]

Hey man im applying to ey as a new grad in audit, could we connect on Instagram or LinkedIn? Would like to ask you some questions

[@avirupsarkar5232]

Eye for details and Asking the right questions!

[@rmcgraw7943]

I am an Enterprise Architect, business and technical (mostly tech), and I have 20+ yrs experience. I deal with Risk Management (enterprise and cybersecurity) often. All I do is read read read, research, contextualize, and solve problems, identify potential revenue services and capitalize on them. I make between $200-800k, depending on the title I am given. To be honest, you do this type of work because you love it; if you want to get rich, and likely be miserable when you realize $ is just paper and it doesnt change what you want or who you are, then be a stock broker and be hated by society. ;).

[@shahbazshaikh3384]

Do you operate your own practice?

[@zenyujin_]

10 years of experience just for $100,000? Is this normal?

[@nishikumari4859]

Noo

[@kmb96]

Risk analyst at JPMC base salary here in US is 85k and that’s fresh out of college😭

[@rmcgraw7943]

U do this type of work because you love to do it (few can) rather than work. The average pay for a US citizen is about $40,000, so he’s in the top 5%.

[@zenyujin_]

@@rmcgraw7943 ahh I see. I was more surprised cause he’s working in JP Morgan and they are supposed to be the best. So I assumed that they pay a lot

[@junal27]

It should not be for Toronto, may be for a cheper place, I am surprised too

[@user-tv3ix3hg8z]

That Indian English makes it hard to understand the guy

[@user-ki4ej1lq8z]

You have anyone job available

[@africanking787]

I did not understand what he said…

[@abdielleon955]

Accent is strong here. A bit difficult to follow.

[@2the609]

I need subtitles😂 not really used to hearing the accent