How much do we really need in order to retire? I am 41 and have 2M in stocks/cash and fully own my apt (3M). I have no outstanding debt and ready to find an exit.

Is the 50-50 male-female hiring rule fair? In many offices the applicants are 80-20, thus women are 4 times more likely to make it. Isn’t this the definition of discrimination?

a recruiter reached out asking if I was interested in an accounting role with a 60k salary (I have 5 YoE). anyone have any similar clueless recruiter stories?

Had to sit down & explain to my coworkers how the referral system at firms is discriminatory. If 60%+ of your workforce is white, likely 60% of your total referrals will be white

Does anyone here have a side hussle? What do you do? Salary isn't cutting it and I'm not in a position to change jobs right now. I need to save money this year and could use the extra $$

1.My father (59 yr PhD) was recently laid off from his research position after 21 years. His firm was bought out and they cut everyone in his age group. Despite having 10 patents saving the firm

So somehow the team made me the person fixing the slides and I got “criticism” for even a few misalignment. I mean, seriously, how can anyone perfectly align everything to the same position?

Some days, I daydream about going to industry, hiring consultants, and then being the worst to the partners and the best to the poor BAs

Just got laid off. Anyone know who’s hiring?

Any firms hiring right now in the healthcare space for rev cycle?

Why do so many 🐠 seem to hate the profession but continue to do it? I personally have no complaints and feel privileged to be able to do what we do. Plenty of ppl would kill to be in our position.

Just sent a resume for a referral to HR and he answered me “sorry we have targets so for a few months we will hire only women”. Thoughts?

Starting to think stay-at-home parent is the ultimate exit op. Thoughts?

What’s the obsession here with FAANG exit opportunities? The cultures generally kinda suck, the hours are not much better than consulting, and the roles are hyper-competitive. What’s the draw?

Any thoughts on transitioning to medical school after 2 years of consulting? Realizing I want to be in a role where I’ll have more hard skills and a clear path

What really is the hierarchy or ranking for Non-mbb firms? Is there a firm more prestigious in Big 4 than the other in terms of exit opps?

I have an offer for a senior associate role at a $1B private equity. Currently a manager though, so a downgrade. Getting pay rise. Pros and cons of losing title?