Benefits:
Aside from health and dental insurance, what perks/benefits do you get?

And if applicable, in what dollar amount?

Do you pay for your parents life insurance premiums?

Best MBB firm for healthcare work (provider side)?
And for healthcare exit ops?

Is it difficult to get from 6month probation period to confirmation in Accenture ? Are you allowed to take leave during Probation period?

Does cognizant give any benefits to PAT?

What benefits do I get if I become disabled during my service?

Let’s take it way back when — How did you get into insurance? What was your first insurance based job? Comment below — Ill post my story below as well.

How much EY deduct for insurance?

Anyone willing chat around the healthcare practice in London at MBB? Looking at associate/consultant positions. I'm a medic with MPH from target school(Oxford) and 6 yrs healthcare and project mgmt experience.

How common is severance pay/benefits for in-house positions? For what time period after being laid off / percentage of base compensation? Is it normally negotiated with compensation, etc., prior to acceptance of a position? Is there a tactful/smart way to raise it in negotiations (e.g., something along the lines of “I’m taking a risk making this move in-house; it’s only fair for you to take in the risk of my involuntary departure.”)?

Hello folks. Anyone working for Accolite digital and provide me company reviews in terms company benefits like health insurance, notice period, leaves policy, remote work policy, and cab facility etc.?Accolite

Hi Fishes,
I have received offer from Icon International PLC as a Validation Specialist II

How's the role and benefits and work-life balance in this company

Your information is kindly needed

Hi,
What is the typical pay for entry level certified medical cider with experience in the healthcare field?

To all the insurance underwriters, what do y’all make/ YOE/ carrier?

Hi everyone! I need your help here. A quick background:

Junior copywriter based in Toronto here. Came to Canada about a year ago and did an internship at Klick Health.

Once it ended in late August, they didn't take on ANY intern full time. Been job searching for the past 3 months. Would really appreciate any leads/insight on some entry level gig or internship that might be available in this city. I know it's year end and it's hard, but I am still hopeful as I have seen people still get hired.

I am looking to get into Tech sales from healthcare sales. I have 16 years of experience. Any advice on companies to look at? Or will a Tech company expect me to come in at a lower level than Account Executive?

Can you please tell me something about VIRTUSA health care projects?

Looking for remote healthcare roles that I can operate from Southeast Asia during a gap year (I am a dual-national). Flexible with anything that allows me to build on skills like project management, analytics, PI/QI, and anything else among the delivery of care. I will be a recent grad with internship/project experience in healthcare strategy roles. Looking for ideas, referrals, or just a chance to connect 😊

Hi all - newly moved to the state of Washington. Just learned about the LTC insurance law and opt out timelines. Anyone working with Deloitte know if the Genworth insurance is accepted by the state??

Best restaurant in NOVA for a date? I'll be visiting and want to wow this woman. Thanks!

Hello Fishes,

I am looking for suggestions how to negotiate position and Salary,

I am scheduled for Salary Negotiation interview in Johnson controls.
They are offering me Deputy Manager however I want Manager in Accounts and Finance - AR

YOE 11 in OTC - AR Finance
Current Role - AM
Current CTC 6.8Lac (Under Paid)

I found a place with great reviews to be diagnosed for ADHD, but it’s through virtual appointments, is this a normal thing?

Looking at entering consulting/strategic management…any tips?

I accepted a post-clerkship offer to work at the NY office of a V20 law firm before the salary raises. My new firm has already matched the new Cravath scale. Should I wait for them to send a revised offer letter, or inquire on my own?

I know McKinsey doesn’t read cover letters, but do BCG and Bain read them/does it matter?

Hi Fishes need your suggestions please. I have an interview with PWC for GCP DE Manager, currently working in pure technical role as data engineer. YoE 12.5, cctc 10.5 and holding offers till 23.5 fixed and few more in pipeline, expecting till 27 with 40 days left in np. How much can I ask for a senior manager level in PWC AC Bangalore and how difficult is the work and transition from pure technical to managerial role? I am still bit reluctant to leave tech side, is it good in long run?

Got laid off last week. Other than Cobra, looking for any suggestions for healthcare coverage. Thanks in advance.

Any branding agencies I should look at that is currently hiring right now?

Am a fresher, is there any vacancy for me ?

Does anyone know if Jim Cramer’s guest schedule for a given day/week is available in advance? I’ve tried searching for it but come up empty. I feel like stocks tend to pop the day(s) after Cramer talks to the CEO on Mad Money, so I was thinking that it could be profitable to get ahead of the game.

If my parents gift me more then 15k, is there a form I need to file? I know they will need to file 709, assuming the gift is >30k. Do I need to file for receiving 30k?

"Even if #CovidVaccines are appropriate in all circumstances, the decision to be vaccinated must be left to the individual. It's never appropriate for a government to force individuals to subjugate their rights for the public good. Individual rights are the bedrock of freedom."

- Peter Schiff

Hi fishes,

I have 17 years of experience and my fixed is 23. Is this not less compared to experience?

Hi folks - I am looking for a job change to hyd location.

Iam a result-driven professional (Team lead - Operations ) with 3+ years of Professional Work experience - who is well-versed in all of the major business methodologies including Sales and Post-sales - Operations. Adept at developing accurate analysis of operational processes working to streamline operations process and helping management to implement new processes.

31 M, 6'3 looking for a serious relationship and a potential soulmate.

Stories of a Jax night out?

I'll go first: on a last night out for a navy guy I'd dated for like 6mo he dragged us to king street where i never enjoy, at the bar w the toss the ring game a couple was fucking in the bathroom and the guy in front of me in line was mad about it taking so long so he started banging on the door trying to break it down and started to fight them when they came out. So we escaped to kickbacks where a customer threw a drink at the waitress who subsequently pulled a 🔪

Let’s talk Salary. I’m seeking an in-house counsel position as an Associate at a large financial institution. Headquarters is San Antonio, TX. I have 13+ years of Regulatory experience in other industries and 3 years at a large financial institution. I researched on Indeed and there was only one salary posted. I’m currently employed at the company in the legal department in a non-attorney position. I’d appreciate any feedback on salary ranges or strategies on negotiating a pay increase.

When interviewing as the first legal hire at a company, what questions should one ask?

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.

How common is severance pay/benefits for in-house positions? For what time period after being laid off / percentage of base compensation? Is it normally negotiated with compensation, etc., prior to acceptance of a position? Is there a tactful/smart way to raise it in negotiations (e.g., something along the lines of “I’m taking a risk making this move in-house; it’s only fair for you to take in the risk of my involuntary departure.”)?

Anyone have suggested resources for finding open in-house roles looking to be filled? Other than general LinkedIn postings, I’m only familiar with Go In-House.

My background is in tech transactional. I joined a cybersecurity SaaS startup at the end of last year and now also handle more generalist matters in addition to all things commercial-related. I have a number of books on contracts that I’ve found super helpful over the years (The Tech Contracts Handbook, A Manual of Style for Contract Drafting, Sign Here, etc.). Can anyone recommend books they’ve found helpful for L&E matters, privacy matters, product matters, or marketing/advertising matters?

How much does in house counsel at a place like Chevron, Exxon, or Total make? There are some open positions, and I’m very interested in getting out of biglaw, but I don’t know if I can afford a large paycut without paying off leans for a few more years…

Anyone ever decline an offer and then try to accept it? Declined an offer but thinking I made the wrong decision, any tips? Should I reach out to HR manager? Only 1 day has passed fyi

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.

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?

New manager said last week he wants to replace me with someone less experienced and presumably cheaper. Of course being very “nice”, allowing me to take my time looking for external opportunities. My performance has always been exceed expectations. He recently became my manager. Today, he reassigned one of my projects without discussing with me. Was so annoyed. Luckily I received an offer last week from a new company that values my experience. After what happened today, I just wanted to vent.

How do I get a FAANG in-house position? Currently in-house at a publicly traded tech company, but the pay is super low. I applied to FAANG many times but never hear back. Where do I search for the positions, and how do I get their attention?

What software do you use to organize files company-wide? What software do you use in general? Any resources are appreciated. Thanks guys! (I’m the only in-house lawyer).

I’m a junior and I’m miserable in Big Law. I’m trying to stick it out but I wake up depressed every day and I’m regretting my decision to come to a firm. What are the best in-house exit options for a 2nd year at a V15?

I work at a large, global software company, and am looking to make a move to a more collaborative environment with better culture. I’ve been offered a more senior position at a smaller North American company in the crypto space where I know I will learn a lot, but I’m worried it might hurt my overall career trajectory. Eventually I plan on moving internationally. When it comes to searching for a new position, does company size/reputation matter more than the experience you have at the company?

I just started in-house for the first time, as a first in house (IP) attorney in the US. I’m new to the role and the company is new to having an attorney. Please recommend where I can learn about in house best practices? For example, I’d like to set up proper communication processes to maintain attorney client privilege whenever possible, and other new processes to mitigate basic legal risks. Is there a comprehensive checklist or a guide?

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.

Wondering which industries besides tech generally pay the best for in-house