Anyone have experience working at Lumen Technologies? Or know anything about it? Considering applying to an open position there. Thanks!

Has anyone here successfully negotiated a salary? (Banking/Finance). How did you do it and do you have any advice or tips? For example, you look up the title of your position on Glassdoor and it shows a much higher salary (20-30% higher) for a fairly large sample size n=>20. It’s also a mid level/senior position. Not entry level and also, youre an extremely good/candidate

Can anyone share some insight as to working in personal income tax and/or financial planning in Boston? I’m hoping to use my current CPA license and work toward a CFP. I’ll be job searching soon and would appreciate any advice, and happy to get you that referral bonus 😉

Who is looking for a new sales opportunity?
I have openings on our sales team. High intensity environment, startup culture. Great for someone looking to build new skill sets or recent grad looking to move into sales. Holding brief 10 minute calls to go over more details. $60K base, full benefits, uncapped commission. Must be NY based. Comment if you’d like a DM to discuss more

What is the alumni referral reward?

What is the life at Barclays ?? What is the work culture like ?

Does anybody in Verizon India feel they are at par with the market pay scale? And are you thinking of switching just for the money?

Anyone here work as an attorney for Congress? Interested in what that work looks like, particularly in an investigative role.

Is continental AG a good company for Data Engineering and Data Science professionals?

Looking for referral

Hi Fishes,
Which one would be better in all aspects to join ..
1. Accenture 8.1fix+1.7var+1.2joining bonus
2. LTI 9.5fix +50k
3. Mass Mutual 11.5fix +1joining bonus
4. Intellect Design Arena (hr discussion yet to happen)
5. Temenos(hr discussion yet to happen , how should I ask for considering 11.5 as counter offer )

When should I start applying to jobs?

Finishing my undergrad in December, looking to hit the ground running in January. Is it too early for me to respond to entry level postings?

Thanks!

Should I join MasterCard as a contractor? Is it a good deal to have Contract with them for 1 year ?

I got a salary increase letter yesterday, but i have only completed 4 months in Ey gds. So is it valid.

Hi recently i have attended TCS interview and my status in ibegin portal is changed to Evaluated. Will i get offer letter

Hey,
Need refferal for Machine learning engineer position at oracle.
I'm currently working at Danaher, fortune 500 Healthcare company.
Thanks for the help

This Infrastructure Week is gonna be lit.

Does anyone here genuinely believe that if elected, Biden would be capable of serving two terms?

Posting this twice but I have a newfound respect for Griff Jenkins. Covering the mob while being right next to them is something I'd nope out of real quick.

If I referred a friend who is likely to get an offer and I’m thinking about dipping out…do I tell my friend or just let it ride?

Partners who promise clients EOD Friday deliverables are the bane of my existence. Stayed up til 2 to get a draft on partners desk first thing this morning and still haven’t heard anything.

Favorite new W&W release?

Do companies actually check if your resume title is accurate during the hiring process? Do to covid, I am unable to get a formal title change but am performing in the next role. I don’t want to misrepresent myself but also want recognition for the level I am performing in.

Has anybody here started keto and seen a reduction in their a1c? I started in September after mine went up to 7. Gonna have it rechecked next month and I’m excited to see if it made a big difference.

Happy thanksgiving! I am selling my black Chanel medium CF in caviar for $9,000. This is a savings of $526 based off NY 8% tax. Bag was bought in feb 2022 in Paris and used twice. I’m selling bc a small suites my petite frame better. Mesg me if interested!

What is the salary range for Project Manager(Senior Manager) in EXL.

Is the SALT team in your company considered the “stepchild” of the family?? Intrigued to know if this just my team or everywhere in general.

Feeling really isolated since lateraling. I’m just asked to generate work product, I’m not getting to know my colleagues better and I don’t feel like I’m working on a team, which is one of the few things I liked about being a lawyer. Any tips?

So, I'm preparing for some interviews this next week as I'm searching for remote job opportunities in the Hr field (HR junior business partner and/or talent acquisition specialist ). I'm based in Portugal and I've no idea about the salary I should expect... Can anyone give me an idea of what salaries are practiced in Europe for these specific positions?
Thank you!

If you had to buy a small business what sector/industry would you buy in?

I am currently onboarding as first GC (and only lawyer) at a start up. Do you have any tips on a checklist I should reference or use for my onboarding? I’m hoping to get wisdom from the crowd.

Does anyone use LinkSquares contract management software? Any thoughts? My company is considering purchasing it but would like some honest reviews before doing so.

What is the average SLA for contract review, obtaining all internal approvals and signature?

Well-traveled people: what seem like the best major market cities to live in with access to great in-house jobs (FAANG, adjacent companies, etc.). Some markets seem like really fun places to live but seem insanely expensive (San Fran, DC). Others seem like great comp to cost of living ratios but you seem like you’d basically be in a boring suburb (Raleigh, etc.) or have major drawbacks (arctic weather in Chicago, etc.). Maybe I’m totally off base though. Would love to hear everyone’s thoughts.

Been told by two partners that my leaving as a 4th year (3.5 years behind me) is too early for my development. The job I’m taking seems great with a great GC and good team. But I’m questioning if the right decision. Won’t go back on the offer but just wondering ...

I'm currently a mid-level associate in a Big Law firm and am about to finish a 6-month secondment with a large international corporation. I'm also looking for in-house positions. Should I add my secondment experience to my resume/LinkedIn profile? I've never seen anyone do this but it seems like something that would be appealing to in-house employers. Just wondering about the best way to highlight this experience for in-house positions.

Is work life balance really that much better in-house?

Does anyone have resources or direct suggestions for bonus goals/metrics for the legal department? I crafted a mix of goals related to contract turn-around time being under a standard time, being within approved budget, and some other measurable spend related goals and was told by executive team the goals need to be more “quantifiable” (which is a stupid criticism since these are all quantifiable/objectively measurable). Looking for other suggestions.

I’m currently on a secondment to a client in a lit/regulatory role and this is so much better than life at a firm, I love it here. What are the downsides that I’m not seeing? Is it just the money or are these positions just really hard to get?

How did current in-house attorneys find their positions? I am currently in big law with 3 years of experience. Seems that most recruiters can only help me lateral to other big law firms.

Pros/Cons of working in-house at a startup (non-silicon valley)?

I am applying to some in-house positions at tech companies and was pressed in one screener interview to say what I thought my base salary should be. I’m curious what an acceptable answer would be?

I have 6 years experience in Big Law. Focused primarily on patent litigation. Applying to roles in the Bay Area. Primarily applied to roles focused on general litigation and IP litigation. I’ve applied to tech companies ranging from FAANG to start-ups.

Any insights welcome.

Which books would you recommend for in house counsel about strategy, management, and leadership?

Asking as product counsel for tech startup.

If I’m in house after 3-4 years big law, am I just stuck at 200-300k for life? Is there any upward mobility?

Can anyone explain what an associate would do in-house at a PE firm?

Do you expect your business teams to read the (procurement) contracts and have comments before you review? For example, a contract for new equipment or a software license - do you expect your business team to have looked over the numbers/years/term before you begin your markup?

If you handle data privacy, but it isn’t your main in-house role, do you have some data privacy title designation? If so, what is it? I’ve seen “Legal Counsel and Data Privacy Manager” used.

Would anyone that works at Meta be willing to put a referral for my wife? She has 8 years of experience and her skills match the position very well.

I’m going from law firm to in-house in a few weeks. Any tips? Advice? Dos? Don’ts?