Do you ever feel that being too polite and always available makes management see you as weak? Sometimes it looks like they think such people aren’t ready for higher roles because a manager “should be less available and more aggressive.” I’m not sure if this mindset is right or wrong. What do you guys think—does being nice at work actually hurt your growth?

How much do people make on average in VC after 2-3 years out of undergrad in MBB/IB?

Did it happen with someone in the last quarter that although you got nominated by L1 for band progression but the promotion did not happen?

Small Firm Question:
Working PA for the first time this year. Doing a lot of returns right now.

History of my firm: small (7 employees, two interns), was a single CPA show for 20 years. Cont.

How much should a senior manager specializing in State and Local Tax working at a top 10 PA firm with 15 years of experience be making? Any thoughts?

If I wanna leave the firm in December.. when do I have to tell to my audit teams? I have to be utilized well enough to get my 30 month experience till december.

Hi All,

Can you like my post so that I can use the this platform?

Thanks in advance!!

Welcome to the bowl. Any kind of confessions are welcomed

Overall, do male or female agents seem to get more work in the real estate sector... and why do you think this is?

Can anyone refer me for interal auditor roles

How much is the shift allowance for each shift?
I heard there will allowance for overtime too!
Can you please clarify?

Hey everyone, I’m looking for some advice with regards to my next career step. Currently in audit and I have opportunities to go for a Valuations role or an FDD role (both big 4). What are the pros and cons of each? (hours and learning opps, not concerned about salary) Not looking to work long term in both and would likely want to transition into an FP&A role in the future. Hoping to jump directly but require modelling experience.

Hi all, I’ve recently onboarded as an HR recruiter with a small NGO. It has been wonderful so far. I want to make the most of my new role. If you have any suggestions or advise, I’d greatly appreciate it.

Team is already talking about eating hours. My utilization is down cause I was in unassigned for a month in Dec/Jan. What's worse pissing off the partner or having a low utilization? -staff 1

What is a competitive salary for a tech recruiter with one year of experience specialized in data analytics in the southwest?

Is TAG to M&A Tax a typical/feasible exit opp after experience?

Does Publicis network have a cap on freelance time, the number of weeks or days one can freelance?

Thoughts on the Tech investment banking scene in Charlotte, North Carolina?

Anyone have a template for career development plan / year goals?

I have an offer and want to negotiate

1. London base salary but I have to absorb all the expenses (train + stay)
I am thinking to negotiate to

2. home base salary and have my expenses paid for

I know that's depends on the amount I have to travel (and potentially stay) but at the moment this is unknown. Past 8 months was just twice a month + 2 nights stay.

The only thing I know is it won't be every week, the return trian ticket is about £80-100, depends I could plan ahead.

Is anybody here a notary? And how much are you making from that? Is it a potential side-hustle?

Curious what’s a fair salary in MA? Was just told that there is likely not going to be a chance for a raise during my upcoming performance review due to my salary already being “above average for the industry” based on my employer’s questionable research. I’ve been with the company 8.5 years & am the only one in my role, which they can’t operate without. I execute tasks from two investment advisors and two financial planners - they make the decisions of what should happen & I make it happen.

Currently a Wealth Advisor for Citi but I honestly hate it here with a passion it’s the worst company I’ve ever worked for in my life and I’ve been in Wealth Management in the banking channel for over a decade. Series 7, Series 63, Life, CFP, ChFC, and soon to have my MBA with a focus in Mergers & Acquisitions. I’m look to enter another area of Finance at this point instead of starting over somewhere else from scratch, but not sure what direction to go. Interested in Investment Banking or M&A.

Does anybody know what the typical salary range is and total comp for someone starting out as an internal or external wholesaler? If you are one of these, can you share about your experience in terms of whether you liked it or not, work life balance, travel, etc?