Do you space out your week in terms of meetings? Or do you group them on certain days? For example, I won’t schedule customer calls on Mondays unless it’s urgent

Grammar Question, using this sentence: How you say, “thoughtful design” in French. <for that sentence do I need the comma after say? And does “thoughtful design” have to be in quotes?>

Hello, anyone who worked or who's working at Hashicorp. How is it for a Sales Engineer?

Was laid off in Sept. Unfortunately we will be seeing many more coming. It's what happens in a recession. Unfortunately I now also have my age against me. Not in a mentally good place at the moment.

So, my boss just told me that all lives matter.
Let me know if you hear about any executive HR openings, I have 16 years of global HR experience.

Is Canarsie in Brooklyn a safe area to live in?

$210k TC in Bay Area (Consulting) or new offer: $220k TC in Austin (FAANG)?

I work from home a majority of the time, is it ethical to bring the monitor they ordered for me home if I give it back when I quit (obviously)?

I think the Matrix is broken, I just had a déjà vu.

Hi All,

I'm facing error as "employee ID is not available in BGSW user list" while registering in associate arena app.

Please let me know how to fix this error.

Thanks in Advance.

37 weeks today! We are excited :)) the waiting period is weird though. When will baby come???

Last year, Roland Berger revenue grew around 13%, which was impressive. How about this year? Do you have the feeling that the firm is back on track towards previous peak performance?

Anyone taken the GD test after having covid recently? I have my test in 10 days and I'm currently recovering from covid.

Linguistic question, should an associate say "my partner" when talking to a client about a partner? To me this comes off like implying your also a partner, but saying "our partner" sounds weird too...

Hedge fund or VC route?

Currently exploring an opportunity to join RSM transaction advisory, any insights into culture, WLB, comp progression?

So I recently graduated in the fall semester from school, and I am now trying to find a entry-level full-time position in my field. I graduated with a BA in Cinema and Television Arts; specifically in Entertainment Media Management. I wasn’t able to do an internship because of work and personal stuff. Does anyone know any good tips of what entry level positions I should look into?

Hello, anyone who worked or who's working at Hashicorp. How is it for a Sales Engineer?

What’s your typical % bonus in Revenue incentive for won deals?

Has anyone here transitioned to a software engineer from pre-sales? Verdict?

Recruiter for big tech company reached out on LinkedIn about a role. I asked about ballpark compensation numbers and they said they’re only comfortable sharing on a live call. Replied that I often receive LinkedIn offers for roles of paycuts around 30-50% so I want to make sure we’re in the same rough range. Recruiter again said she would only share via live call. Is this a red flag?

Rank: Customer Success v. Sales Engineer v. Program Manager v. Sales S&O (all non-technical roles)
Which of these FAANG positions pay the best? By a wide margin?

Pay progression from SE to management? Was wondering what a typical SE manager makes because it’s hard to find.

We are starting to build our SE team after a successful pilot with one person. Have you ever built a team from the ground up? How did you prove out the business case? What was most effective for building the case for more hires?

Honest advice please - do you enjoy this work, and why?

Hey everyone I’m a new graduate with a bs in industrial and systems engineering currently looking around for full time opportunities. One role that caught my eye is sales engineering. I wanted to ask for opinions on this career path in terms of pay and career progression. Does it have good exit opportunities? What does the career growth typically look like for this role?

Does anyone know how the support escalation engineering role is like at MFST? Any insights would be so helpful..

Hi sales engineers, I’m currently a cloud security engineer with a cybersecurity background. I am pretty recent graduate and am passionate about sales engineering but have struggled to get my foot in the door in this field. Seems like every job out there is like 5+ years experience. Any advice for how to get in this field with little experience?

What’s the best 30-90 plan when you start as a SE to differentiate yourself from your peers?

What is sales engineering? And how does one get into it?

Got offer from Salesforce for the role: Sr Platform Solution Engineer with salary 160k(70/30). Is it a fair salary with 6yrs of consulting exp and SE as the first time(total 6yrs of exp)? Location FL.

Curious what everyone else’s experience has been with refresh RSU grants (ie how many $s in RSUs have you gotten on a yearly basis after your initial new hire grant)

What percentage of your total comp is in RSUs?

Microsoft CE salary for dc area?