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I recently appeared for an interview (Data science) with Discover Financial Services
I could not understand 20% of the interview questions due to accent issues and answered them as per best understanding.
I think I might get a rejection.
Would it be a good to notify HR about what happned or should i wait for result?
Please suggest
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What is your best salary negotiation tip ?
I got an offer from Pwc. Sdc Bangalore. While negotiation the HR asked me about the highest offer I’m holding and then he added some more amount to that and told that’s the max he can offer. but now I wonder, he never asked me for my counter offer… thinking if I left money on the table ?
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Rising Star
I would
If I saw this on a resume for our company, I would laugh
Because we’re not interested in your ability to advertise yourself. We’re in-house legal, not marketing.
No
P1 and SA1 covered it. You should tailor your resume for the role and in-house this does not matter. Use any extra space to show me how your experience relates to the job. It wouldn’t stop me from interviewing but it would make me wonder if they were just mass sending their resume out to both firms and companies. I think it’s better to leave it off and make it clear your focus is on landing an in-house role.
That one in particular goes to any young attorney who fills out the super lawyers profiles to a certain completeness. The actual super lawyers is from peer votes but rising stars is less of an earned honor
Sure! I did. It doesn’t hurt!
I am in the process of applying to go in house. I put it in my resume. I’ve gotten multiple interviews and call backs for in house positions and nobody has said anything about it. If a company doesn’t interview you bc you put that and doesn’t care about your actual credentials you don’t want to work for them anyway
It can’t hurt but I don’t know if it would move the needle.
Pro
Absolutely, that’s 100% what a resume is for.