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Sharp & Carter

4.5
  • 100 - 500 employees
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Salary at Sharp & Carter

7.5
7.5 rating for Salary, based on 6 reviews
What are your thoughts on pay and bonuses at your company?
At the moment the graduate salary is low - after graduate opportunities, the salary is great.
Graduate, Brisbane - 23 Feb 2022
I dont know too much about that yet as a graduate but I have heard form other consultants its a better structure than most other recruitment agencies.
Graduate, Brisbane - 22 Feb 2022
Good - Bonuses are given for graduates when participating in events.
Graduate, Melbourne - 21 Feb 2022
Currently Im not too financially motivated but either way I am on an entry level starting salary which lines up with what other graduate positions offer. The pay once you become a full consultant I hear is very generous.
Graduate, Melbourne - 21 Feb 2022
Pay is the reasonable rate for a graduate program. The bonuses are calculated from how you perform and promotes your own personal growth and drive
Graduate, Melbourne - 21 Feb 2022
What are your company's best or most unusual perks? For example: free tickets, free dinners, moving expenses, taxis, pension, etc.
Dinners, lunches, EOQ celebrations, yearly trip
Graduate, Brisbane - 23 Feb 2022
Snack cupboard, sporting team fees paid for, company trips and holidays, social outings
Graduate, Brisbane - 22 Feb 2022
Prize vouchers
Graduate, Melbourne - 21 Feb 2022
Best perks are probably the events that are held, going out to drinks / dinners / lunches are heaps of fun, the people are incredible and its always a good time.
Graduate, Melbourne - 21 Feb 2022
There are lots of client and team lunches. They have 3 free counsellor sessions and wellbeing There are company trips that are paid for, where the entire company gets to go somewhere together.
Graduate, Melbourne - 21 Feb 2022
Tickets, client meetings (lunch's, dinners)
Graduate, Melbourne - 21 Feb 2022

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