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Finished interviewing for an ATS role at Microsoft Wednesday. The interviewers said they were recommending me but I haven’t gotten any feedback from the recruiter. I’m at PwC S& and in consulting I always got at least a verbal yes day of or next day after interviewing. Does anyone know how long this usually takes? Do you get a verbal first or do they wait to have a contract?
EY GDS - Is below statement is common across all offer letters. Since I didn't discussed anything on shift hours with either HR or interview panel in EY ?
Additionally, as mentioned in your interview process, the Firm may implement staggered work shifts, from time to time. In such an event, you shall abide by the change in the standard working hours as may be notified by the Firm to accommodate such staggered shifts.
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Hi folks, I have recently joined Publicis Sapient taking an offer of 14.4 LPA. I have total 4.5 years of experience and my previous CTC was around 3.4 LPA. I had various offers in hand but not one to counter this one and PS is providing me 4x+, so I couldn't negotiate much.
Another thing is I was an immediate joiner as I had left my previous organisation 3 months ago so I couldn't wait to think about this offer.
But now I think it's low, what do you think please let me know and suggest.
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I’m in Tampa & I don’t think PA is more laid back. I worked for PWC as an tax associate & worked 2 busy seasons a year, 60+ hours. Was a senior in industry & worked similar hours. Starting at local CPA firm tomorrow as tax manager, I can tell you after 4/15 if it’s laid back or not!
7 years in audit in Tampa bay for big4….not laid back at all. Compared to other offices, I say it’s on par with big cities(worked with partners/execs from Chicago, NYC, LA).
That’s what I thought. Maybe it’s the local firms that I need to look into.
I work in advisory in SE and have staff and a main client in Tampa. I’m sure it’s dependent on the client/project, but it’s way more laid back than NYC/Chicago/Boston/DC.
I think it is. There’s a larger percentage of small private jobs/midsize jobs which can be beneficial to WLB. Also in my experience people are more personable compared to other Florida offices. Not sure about LA/NYC
I work in Tampa. It’s not bad compared to some of my friends out of NY, but then again its very engagement dependent