Family office employees earn salaries comparable to top finance jobs, but the job calls for versatility and flexibility when managing wealth and relationships for multi-generational families shironosov/Getty, Anna Kim/Getty, Tyler Le/BIFamily offices can pay six-figure salaries but require intense dedication.Selecting candidates often boils down to a "personality fit," recruiters said.Candidates should master more skills that add value and learn from past mistakes.People who work for family offices often juggle much more than just spreadsheets.Many ultra-wealthy people set up dedicated offices, which could have a handful or dozens of employees, to oversee their investments, philanthropy, and high-end toys, like yachts.