Does anybody work with illustrator/designer hybrids? How common is this? I’m about to hire and am ideally looking for a fantastic super-hybrid. Curious how likely i am to find one (obviously with the right budget)

Is LS boutique to the buy side a viable route? Or is there often intermediary roles?

Hi All,

I have been an automation engineer for around 6 years and wanted to switch my career from QA to a management post or a Business analysist post.
What should I do for it to have this career change

Anyone hiring art directors?

Can anyone explain the Chubb underwriting associate training? Is it in person or hybrid? Interview process? Looking to make a transition from education.

Im interested in learning more about GCP, besides Google’s own resources, anybody has a preference for either A Cloud Guru or Cloud Academy for GCP material?

Currently looking for a position in Tampa, FL that focuses on culture and employee engagement. I have 1.5 years of HR experience under my belt with a law degree (concentrated in discrimination in the workplace) and I have a bachelor’s in psych. Anyone know of any roles available? Also considering generalist positions.

Do you guys check Grindr on your office network?

Any fish from LEK London willing to refer? Currently interviewing with other top consulting firms in London and keen to pursue LEK
YOE: 6
Appreciate the help!

HR professionals,
If you could immediately acquire any new skill, what would it be? If you're comfortable doing so, tell us why.

Favorite pro tip in Monday. com? (Or your own WOS)

Anyone working at Goldman Sachs London office?

How's the experience? What are the advantages, disadvantages of working there? Any additional benefits apart from base salary + bonus?
What's your opinion on tech stack?

Trying to evaluate an offer.

Thanks in advance

Two in one special:
1. What gets you most excited on a weekly basis?
2. One aspect of today's society you wish you could change?

So, we have a wedding registry and my fiance and I would really like people to stick to gifting us what's on that registry. Yet, people keep asking what they should get us. The thought of dealing with a ton of crap we don't want or need is stressing me out. How can I politely tell people to only buy what's on the registry?

Lately, I've been hearing a lot from my peers about how sales isn't a real profession.
I work at a tech startup and it mostly comprises developers. They can't stop emphasizing their importance in the food chain and I can't figure if I'm too humble or they're too arrogant.
This yapping comes from people I've known since college. I have successfully blocked all such negativity but wanted to know if anyone here has faced such scenarios.
P.S: I've already accepted an offer above my expectations

What kind of raises do bankers get post MBA? I know 1st year associates start at 125 then get the 6 month bump to 150. What happens at year 2?

Anyone have any knowledge concerning exit opportunities for a tax manager specializing in private companies and partnerships?

Looking to pivot my career and explore opportunities in the tech world, specifically in product management. What are the best Product Management courses/programs available?

Hello! Just reposting it here, is there someone from Google Brand Studio willing to look at my stuff for feedback to see what it takes to get hired there? Thanks in advance!

Creatives in tech, curious how many of you are brand design creatives vs. ad creatives? Also curious if you feel there’s an advantage to specializing in one vs the other

Best/Most Efficient tools (research; analytics; editing)for Social Media Manager? Interviewing for a startup so I’ll most likely be starting from 0 and want to handle it the right way. Any suggestions help!

Is Behance the best resource for a new online portfolio for someone in marketing?

Thoughts on the "fake it til you make it" mentality in career growth? Regarding a Front End Developer role.

I passed the HR screen, did an interview with who would be my) supervisor and the team lead, and am now doing a coding test.

I am familiar enough with the language (React) and pushing updates to Git in order to complete the test, but I'm afraid when I do a panel with the team to review my design, I'll end up making a fool of myself.

I've never been so excited yet so nervous for a role.

What's a good base salary to live comfortably in the San Jose area for a single person? Thinking about interviewing/moving out there from East coast but seeing the rents is giving me sticker shock.

If you could work at any other tech company other than your own (with your ideal role) where would you want to work?

Over agency life? We’re currently hiring a Creative Director for our Watson Health team. Healthcare experience preferred but not required. You would be responsible for some new brand work coming up on the horizon for exciting new launches. Great leadership time and no one works after 5 PM.

DM me if interested

How do I make the jump from agency world to tech as a copywriter? Are there any major differences in the roles?

Has anybody worked with HRBPs on HR-related issues/mediation/etc within a team? Can you share what role they play and how? Thank you 🙏

I currently work agency side and have 4 years of experience. How many years is it good to make a switch to a FAANG company?

I have interviews with LivePerson and Salesforce this week. Any past or current employees with advice?

Those in the Bay Area, what’s your title & total comp breakdown between base salary & stocks? And is it expected to change if you move outside the bay? I can start ⤵️

Any Apple referrals out there?

Fellow introverts...can I only advance in my career if I take on a leadership role? The thought of this terrifies me. My current boss hasn't exactly given me the confidence that would reassure me that I'm leadership material. He constantly questions my design choices, which I'm able to defend. It doesn't help that he always presents outdated ideas and throws UX out the window. I know that I know my stuff and keep up with best practices. I have 4+ years experience but am treated as entry level.

I’m an agency side creative looking to make the move to an in-house position in the tech world. Any tips? I’ve applied to a bunch of places but haven’t heard back.

What is being a contractor at Google like vs full time? And what does a freelance rate look like for a senior designer position?

How common is it to get a signing bonus in tech. Does it depend on your level? If so, at what level?

What tech companies are doing good creative in house?