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Fam, need an advice. Asking for a close friend. He has 2 offers 1. Jpmc: ctc 21 lakhs(excludes bonuses) 2. Morgan stanley through third party: ctc 27 lakhs (includes everything) Which is better in terms of career growth,job security? Work is sort of similar in both. #Morgan Stanley #JPMorgan Chase
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Hi everyone. A PDM specialist here. Joined Deloitte 5+ years back as ‘Senior Solution Engineer -On-site’.Later in June 2017 all these ‘on-site’ folks got rebranded as PDM. Slowly started to realize how PDM is getting sidelined as a ‘discountable’ group. Sometimes I feel contract jobs are better than being at PDM , but obviously tied up with D for visa related issues.No career progression so far and don’t see any positive changes in the near future as well.I think it’s high time to call it a day.
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Dear all,
My friend is trying to get into her 1st full-time job. Previously she worked as a UI UX designer for multiple clients (freelance). But she couldn't manage to get an interview call. She is an excellent UI UX designer and an illustrator. If anyone has any options, kindly comment below, I will share her resume. She is a btech graduate with 2 year experience in ui ux designing/illustration field.
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Use the “pay yourself back” option to cash out your points at 50% bonus. Also, groceries add up. Still pays for itself pretty quickly. DoorDash credit goes into this cycle since it’s new since you last paid.
Yeah I’m considering the “pay yourself back” option but I could probably use that option today and then downgrade the card tomorrow if the annual fee isn’t deemed worth it. And groceries can add up, but I’m living with my parents and I’d likely use the $300 “travel” credit to buy a gift card, and I thought I heard the 5x on grocery purchases ends at the end of June aka 5 days from now. And I thought doordash was a calendar year perk, as in, Ive used the perk for 2020 and I’ll get $60 more to spend in 2021, which I assume would be the case even if I downgraded the card now and upgraded the card at some point next year
I already used the DoorDash credit for 2020, but I live with my parents and don’t have many expenses, especially during this COVID period. The majority of my expenses were travel and eating out with my girlfriend, but we don’t do much eating out anymore. I got the $100 credit in annual fee ($550 down to $450) so I’d use the $300 credit on groceries, bringing the annual fee down to $150 ($450-300), but I still don’t know if it’s worth it since I don’t see traveling in the future (and I was thinking about upgrading back to CSR when travel was more likely), but the issue is that, at that point, the $100 annual fee reduction credit would be gone and my annual fee would effectively be $250 instead of the $150. So I’m trying to weigh the pros and cons..any thoughts?
Typically yes, but they’ve expanded the $300 “travel” credit to include gas station and grocery store purchases through 12/31/2020 since they realize many won’t be traveling