A Vietnam veteran thanked me for my service today and I almost started to cry, it meant so much to me

Is there anything similar to the INDIRECT function that I can use to build a formula reference to another workbook? INDIRECT creates errors when the referenced workbook is closed..

Does MS have jobs for Business Analysts? Can anyone please refer me for a BA post?

I am about 100 nights away from reaching the lifetime grandfathered premier access, not sure if I can make it by year end. No longer on travel projects. Any tips? Any new updates from Marriott?

What are some good consultant recruiting agencies?

Wednesday Wordle 508 - 2/6

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To those who applied for and obtained an appellate clerkship *after* clerking at a district court: How many applications did you submit to get your appellate clerkship? Did you have your district court judge advocate on your behalf, and if so, how much of a difference do you feel it made?

State bar fees while you’re clerking? Please tell it doesn’t just come out of your own pocket during the two years? 😭

I’m trying to buy my first house and my wife and I have a few IRAs from previous employers (Roth and non Roth). I read I won’t be penalized if I take out upto 10k from my IRAs for a first time house (except for taxes on the non-Roth accounts). Anyone know how true this is, how the process works, or have any advice? Is it a good idea

What benefits do we get when moving to the UK from India?

I am getting the below.
1. Dependent visa for my family
2. 1 month accommodation
3. Relocation expenses.

Is there anything else I can ask for? Please share if you have any experience on the same.

What areas other than DC, is a TS clearance valuable?

Anyone part of F45 or close side red franchise opportunity with them ?

Brainstorming on ideas to make the most of the last ten nights of Ramadan as a professional, ideas 💡.. go!

We should cater the happy hour for all asian americans working in the financial sector, IBD or not.

My advice: Concentrate on yourself above anything else, follow orders but also know how those orders affect you, serve your country but never forget you are serving yourself first. The objective is not to die honorably but to survive dutifully. What else would you add?

What's the biggest life lesson joining the military taught you?

For those that have been in awhile and looking closely at retirement. Are you switching careers or if you did how did it go? What advice would you give someone four years out from retirement?

I always have faith that everything will make sense, and we will move into a better era. Sometimes it's challenging to maintain that faith, but it's always there.

When (if ever) did you start seeing your drill instructor as a real person who felt compassion for the recruits?

My colleagues are bullying me for being gay. I thought that was against the law. Should I talk to a lawyer?

What makes a good soldier in your opinion?

Is the military a well-paid career? I’m asking for my future.

The best thing about being stationed abroad was that I got to meet new cultures I never thought I’d see.

There is a certain air of respect you get when you become a military professional. As long as you earn that respect, of course. But I like it, it feels good!

If you had to choose between the army and the navy, which one would you choose and why?

Getting into the military helped my feeling of abandonment due to my father's absence. It sounds funny, but being in the military showed me another type of parenthood that I needed.

If I have double British and American citizenship, should I join the US or British army?

The death of my best friend in combat will forever haunt me, no matter how hard I want to accept it and let it go. I've been remembering every day since I came back. It's so hard to deal with this on my own.

Take victories and defeats as equals! Nothing will teach young soldiers more than making mistakes in the heat of battle that almost cost you your life. If you're still breathing, there's something to learn. Listen to it.

How does one decide to take risks and apply for news job when the state of the economy and the world is ever changing. We know salaries are going up, but employers struggle doling out the cash. Is it better to stick where you are or jump into something new?

What was your primary reason for joining the military?

What's your favorite tactical vehicle?

In many ways, I feel the same as before I enrolled. I don't understand how because I've lived so many things since then, but at the core, I feel like it hasn't affected me. It's weird. Am I missing something?

The feeling of avoiding mines buried on the gorund is one I carry at all times, and I remember the fear and the anxiety at every step. I still feel like this today, like every decision I make will lead to disaster.