Cognizant How the client interview will be? What needs be expected? Any suggestions, really helpful. I am from testing background

Corporate associates — do you feel it’s harder to meet hours vs your litigation counterparts? Billing in increments of 0.10 vs driving to the courthouse that can be billed in large chunks, as an example (pre-covid obvi)

Hey Guys is it really happening fo IT our working hours may increase have to work only 4 days in week and take a way Salary will reduced 🥹🥹🥹🥺🥺🥺🥺

Serching for Job .(any field but not in sales).
Expecting in IT sector
3yrs experience in optical cables.

I’m a junior AD with masters degree from portfolio school, 2 years agency and freelance experience. Looking to move to Chicago or Midwest cities. What kind of $$ range would that be?

Cars that park themselves = not news.

How difficult is it to start a solo firm? I’m a first year attorney working in insurance defense in Florida. I love my firm and the mentoring I’m receiving and I’m definitely not looking to move anytime soon, but I would love to start my own firm once I feel competent. Maybe in a few years. Any advice for planning? Thanks!

I have recently received offer from jpmc as an associate of consumer and community banking, that means job grade will be 601?

Question for any Reservist that managed to get your AMEX fees waived, how'd you do it if not on active duty orders?

What is an offer of proof? How does that work procedurally?

Do recruiters actually look at your education and early work life when you've reached a certain level of experience in the industry?

Deloitte USI Hiring for below skills:-
Exp Range: 1-9yrs.
1) Data Science
2) SME: Edge AI, Deep Learning, AI Architect
3) Full Stack
4) ML Ops
Dm me.

Does attending a T-14 school make a big difference during hiring? Also, how realistic is it to get in one with 3.0 from undergrad?

Have a R1 with BCG but the HR said in the invitation that their first start dates for Consultant are in 2022. Is this normal? Can this be negotiated?

I would like to hit fire between 40-50. Currently 27, 185k total comp (125 for me and 60 for partner). Like my job don’t hate it don’t love it. Does an MBA make sense? I’m guessing it could take me to 170ish with that schools I’m looking at but wondering if the 40-50 retirement range makes an mba not make sense since I’d only have 10-20 years to save vs 12-22.

Would have to finance the whole thing myself. Current net worth is 140k. Thoughts?

Medicaid plans are so dysfunctional. Has anyone else experienced this? I feel like I’m being gas lighted after working for big commercial enterprises and now working on a Medicaid plan. I’ve never seen so much resistance to change or legit resistance to doing anything to improve operations.