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I joined Cognizant recently, the project interview calls which I am getting is not from my base location.
I have the location constraint, should I wait for the right opportunity or raise this concern to ADP team so they can look in to it?
As per ADP policy, one should not have any constraints and take the project as FCFS basis.
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Marriott Chase Card... all I use.
CSR for everyday spending. Branded spg card for hotel spending. Thats it.
Amex platinum :)
It sounds like you're unsure of how much traveling you will be doing/where you will be staying/which airlines you will be flying. If that's the case I'd recommend the Chase Sapphire Reserve hands down: it'll fit 80% of your needs. The Amex Platnium is worth considering if you're near airports with Centurion or Delta Sky Lounges, but I think the CSR is still the better card. If you think your traveling will be very minimal and don't want TSA Pre-Check, the Priority Pass, then the Chase Sapphire Preferred is worth at least looking into. Once you know your traveling lifestyle, I'd look into hotel and Co branded airline cards.
Personally I have 1) CSR for most my purchases 2)SPG Amex for my SPG stays, and the Alaska Visa (I'm in SF so most of my flights are on Alaska)
Even if I don't plan on staying in hotels anytime soon, is it better to get one of these hotel cards over the chase card?
Thanks everyone for responses! Much appreciated.
@a3 Thanks for the detailed response! And yeah, I don't travel for work and vacations aren't anywhere in the picture for a while. I probably fly once every year haha. Judging from what you said it seems like the Chase Preferred would be my best bet
@OP I'd agree! You get the same amount of bonus points and pay a smaller yearly fee!
Get the Uber cc if you're unsure how much you'll travel. No annual fee and great cash back % on travel and food