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A leading MNC require following profile for their Finance project.
1) Asset Management
2) Organisational Change Management
3) Compliance Management
4) Financial Accounting/ Budgeting
5) Information System Security/ Firewall
Role - IT Consultant Exp 6-10 yrs
Role - Sr. Consultant/Asst Manager Exp 12-16 yrs
Candidate should be ITIL certified with hands on exp in Organisational Change Management. Good exposure with ITSM methodology. Please send ur profile urgently on happygk11@gmail.com
Fishes, need your honest advise - I have 40 days left with Notice period and no job in hand due only 4-5 months of relevant experience and total yoe- 3.10 years. Is there any chance I will get the job in next 40 days due to immediate joiner? Or give me referral please
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Make $120k Accenture now doing tech implementations, just got offer 200k TC EY business consulting. I love my job, have a great WLB (working 20 hours per week, no travel, clear path to M in about 1.5 years) - am I an idiot for even contemplating staying? What I would be doing is more PPT/functional vs Onestream/technical which I do now.
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Have also interviewed with 15+ companies, been pretty satisfied with my performance but haven’t made it to one decision round. I know I’m not doing anything completely egregious that would disqualify me. We just want the best roles out there at the best companies that pay the most and so does everyone else, so it’s competitive
I mentioned the interview struggles I’ve been having to one of my friends and he said — dude you’re applying to McKinsey, Google, top private equity firms, you need to either lower your standards or be more patient — that reasonated with me
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I would suggest maybe getting a career coach or friend who is good at interviewing to help you. You should do mock interviews with them and have them ask questions that will trip you up. They will give you advice. Also, try networking. It sounds like you are spending a lot of time applying, but that isn’t always fruitful.
You are getting the interviews which is good. I would just try to take a step back and relax. In my experience, when I put pressure on interviewing and say in the back of my head “I need to get out of this job.” I literally have the worst luck interviewing.
Thanks! Any recommendations on the career coach you or someone you know may have used?
Can you ask for feedback from the ones that didn’t ghost you?