Any tips on how to promote your brand on different social platforms? I'm familiar with LinkedIn and Facebook but how about Reddit and Twitter?

Been working on mostly (about 70%) public sector policy and strategy at Big 4 for most of my career. Often go up against MBB on RFPs and have a decent win rate. Would I be too senior to come in as a lateral hire? I guess it’s all about client networks at this level, and being government, it’s locationally dependent - so which markets have need?

Anyone felt their Wharton TBD went poorly (or average)? Hope I am not the only one who felt that way.

I have just immigrated to worth, Illinois from the Middle East. I have 6+ years of experience (proofed by a certificate) from Four Seasons Hotel Amman. Can anyone recommend a 5 stars hotel with front desk supervisor vacancy?

My agency is shifting to begin doing quick turn organic social production for a few brands and I’m trying to build a team that can support these asks. Ive honestly never worked at an agency that successfully handled this without it feeling chaotic- anyone ever have a successful team with this type of work? Any advice is appreciated!

What is the best way to prepare for public sector cases? Is there a specific casebook or cases I could refer to? I am currently doing case prep for recruiting in the ME. Is it correct to assume most case interviews are focused on public sector or energy?

Currently have Series 24, 7, 63,65

Currently work in a very unique Wealth Management ops role.

Getting paid 85k base with 40k in bonus plus about 35k~ in OT.

Money isn’t everything but in my late 20s it feels like the only thing important right now.

WLB is next to zero as 60hr weeks are the minimum as of late. Management feels like they are trying to push a few of us out. Was told not to expect much come year end for comp. Any suggestions on finding a new role/pay expectations?

Which is the best company to work for in terms of culture, work life balance, opportunities for Salesforce Vlocity developer.
1)Huron
2) NTT data
3) Commonwealth Bank of Australia @nttdata @huron

Any F 🐥/🐠 from San Jose here? 👋

Why do people say more number of switches will create a problem in the long run? Ideally how many switches should be there. New in IT industry, just want some guidance.

Hi everyone, any tips for resignation letters, who to meet/tell first, what to do before your last day (i.e. anything adulty like 401K or healthcare)? Any insights would be greatly appreciated!

Deloitte peeps.. Can someone give me the detailed run down on how to most cheaply access PrEP? Starting with which health plan option, etc. Thanks in advance!

Regret it but I reach to 5-6 times a day . What’s your count ? 🤪

Gay man who works in a large org that is big on diversity and inclusion efforts. I’d say about 50-60% of people (at all levels, across all age groups and races) list their gender pronouns in email signature. I list mine because I see it as a way to show support for colleagues who may not be cisgender. If anyone else works in the same type of environment, do you infer anything about colleagues who choose not to list their gender pronouns? (such as they are homo/trans phobic?)

Hello All,
Is anyone joined CBA recently. Is the onboarding will be virtual or have to visit office?

Need 11♥️ for DM.
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Has anyone ever worked with Mark Pollard or Julian Cole? Are they as great as they seem?

What were some circumstances where you have had to to let go of an internal company offer after accepting it?

looking for some insights - EY Big Data Architecture SM compensation expectations and joining bonus? thank you

Graduated in 2020, wanted to be a graphic designer, took a job at a startup in a social media role. The boss called me the "r" word for not handling entire 13-ish accounts roster well by myself. I quit. Found a role as social media specialist. Realized (again) that I hate social media. Moved to in-house mktg manager, only to be a glorified graphic designer / someone to call the city to cut down trees. I job hopped too much, I feel my portfolio is empty. How do I restart again? I feel defeated.

If you had to choose between Discord and Reddit as your main community hub, which one would you pick and why?

Do you have a separate exclusive community for your most loyal users? How is it working out?

I just left my job where I managed a community of 20-somethings and am about to start managing a community of people in their 40s. How different will it be?

Moderators/managers for virtual communities actually have a pretty difficult job because the rules for posting have to be interpreted, there are very few hard and fast absolutes in this profession

I’m finding it surprisingly emotionally taxing to be constantly fighting for ways we can benefit the community when the rest of the team focuses on ways the community benefits the company.

Does anyone here know anyone who has left their CM role? What was the next step in their career?

Have you ever hired a freelancer to make some memes for your community? I was thinking of trying this to get some new members.

I need a magic spell to make employers stop asking community managers to design, manage ads and create strategies. As you read, a CM is in charge of your COMMUNITY. They're should not be doing the work of 4 people.

Do you allow the community to discuss your direct competitors?

Feeling low on inspiration rn, what do you like to do to get your creative juices flowing again?

I have a bit of experience doing social media management with online businesses but I’d like to try out working with local businesses in my area. What are some good strategies for doing cold outreach, and what kind of services would you offer to entice them to work with you?

Looking to create a survey to send out to our customers to get an idea of what kind of content they’d like to see from us. Any suggestions on high-value questions to ask?

My coworker constantly undermines me and makes me look bad in team meetings. Should I try and address this directly with them or should I go to my manager first?

Am I the only one who gets offers from clients with crazy unrealistic expectations about how fast a page can grow? Like no, sorry, I can’t get you 100,000 new TikTok followers within a month.

I love watching users go from lurkers to enthusiastic active participants. What do you find the most rewarding part of being a community manager?

What kind of plans/services do you offer to your clients as a freelancing social media manager?

If you were required to go back to the office full-time, would you leave?

How do you make sure you are keeping the brand voice consistent?

It's actually a lot of work to manage our online communities, but some people think my job sounds "fun" because I "get to" surf the internet for a living, if they only knew...

How should a future CM looking for their first job build their resume?