How well would a seasoned audit partner perform if put in a staff accountant role? They keep all of their knowledge but only the authority of a staff.

What are the benefits of being in a staff augmentation role at a client over traditional consulting projects?

I’m in a staff aug role and it’s coming to an end in a few weeks. Client is very disorganized and running out of budget so all consultants are not being renewed. I have noticed that I am now being...

I am an A2 soon to be S1 and I really don’t want to be in PA anymore and don’t care about job titles really. Is it dumb to take a position in industry as a staff accountant

I was previously a contractor on staff aug project and have now accepted a full time position as a Consultant with Big 4 which I’m super excited about. Problem is now coworkers from the old team are..

Staff with less than 1 YOE. Opportunity with local consulting firm. Better work life balance. Offer is for 85K + 2.5 signing. Currently make 70K + 7.5 signing which will need to be paid back on exit.

Anyone leave consulting for a chief of staff role at a tech startup? Wondering what the learning opp, exit opps, career progression, pay, etc. look like ?

Pros and cons of chief of staff positions? I am trying to exit consulting for better WLB and not sure if chief of staff type role makes sense

I am considered for Chief of staff role at a relatively small ($600M) company, is this just a glorified assistant role? Looking for opinions about the role if anyone else has experience & whether ctd.

F25) Was just let go from my startup after only 6 months in a chief of staff role. The company (backed by Sequoia, Andreessen, etc.)....

Thoughts Chief of Staff roles? Was reached out to for a CoS to CEO position, decent size company (~$1b Val), but have zero clue what to expect. Doing some DD before I talk to the CEO.

Interested in applying to other Big 4, but as a staff (1-2 YOE) I feel like I don't know a lot and worry about getting offers, but I feel like I'll grow more outside my current role. (Cont'd)

I got an offer in industry making 20k more than what I’m making now. The position is a staff level (I will be making senior in July) so it’s a step down. There is room for promotion to senior, but...

What are everyone's thoughts on chief of staff roles? What are career prospects and or exit opportunities?

Is a Staff Attorney position in biglaw worth it over Associate w smaller firm? Pay seems to be better but does “Staff Attorney” stain your resume if you try to lateral into Associate elsewhere

Has anyone moved into a Chief of Staff type of role? Ready to leave consulting and thinking that could be a good fit. Getting tired of consistent night and weekend work.

Staff 1 (going into staff 2 year in October) making $51k in low COL city. Offered a senior role in industry for $70k + 7% bonus. Would you jump?

Just received Chief of Staff position at a high growth consumer startup in NYC/SF...

What are your thoughts on a Chief of Staff role (well funded social tech org)? Is CoS interesting, damanding, rewarding...? Would love to get your perspective on what you have seen or heard?

Any thoughts on Chief of Staff roles as an exit opportunity? For context - I’ve been in consulting for 3 yrs and was approached by a headhunter (wasn’t actively looking) but it seems like a cool role.