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Hi folks,
To those who are looking for a new job or have been affected by layoffs, Refermarket offers free credit to request a referral upon signing up. The platform offers referrals to companies that are still hiring and optimizes your chances of landing an interview as we match you to the most optimal person to put the referral in.
Website: https://refermarket.com/
P.S. Referrers on bowl can also sign-up on the platform as employee. Refermarket can provide an exclusive list of candidates to refer to your company.
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Looking for a business partner to manage our Marketing dept.
-Social media/marketing experience and comfortable with large event gatherings.
-Design experience is a plus.
-Preferably reside in ATL area but not a deal breaker.
-Entrepreneur spirit (this is not an employment)
Check out the platform mickety.com (in testing phase.. you can play around the website). DM me here or Instagram @MicketyHQ or email at info@mickety.com.
Thank you!
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I have a fair amount of retail experience and have created a bowl to help fellow consultants who are interviewing in retail and CPG. My experience is across a wide range of topics (primarily non technical) and would love to help folks get their dream job. Would be awesome if others can join and contribute their knowledge.
https://joinfishbowl.com/bowl_pyw52xwun1
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For 401K, you can continue to use vanguard ( no roll over) if the amount is greater than $10k or so. Refer the separation package for the exact threshold. I decided to leave mine in the same plan.
This is the right answer. I have also kept my 401k with Vanguard. I decided not to roll it over into IRA because I don't need the funds immediately and I wanted to keep the liability protection the 401k offers.
If you need the money before 59.5, no penalty if you do 401k-> IRA -> Roth IRA and then take the converted amount out of Roth IRA.. you do pay tax when you convert to Roth so do it when your income is lower in a year.
Doesn’t matter what employer you leave, 401k and HSA are yours to keep. Likely will want to roll over 401k to whoever you bank with though
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If you roll over to traditional IRA, you will have the options to invest on your own. Also, you may lose the firm’s match depending on how long of service you have with the firm.
You lose any unvested match when you leave regardless