Finance undergrad + MBA. No tech background. Pure business consulting experience. Looking to do a Masters of Data Science to make the pivot (may or may not stay in consulting). Thoughts?

Starting at a new company Monday as a Commercial Contracts Counsel. 1 year of experience/out of law school. Any advice/tips for this newbie on how to transition well into a new industry and hit the ground running/make a good impression?

Has anyone exited to be a private/independent consultant? I have recently been exploring the option in my local market for finance and it seems like a great potential opportunity. Wondering anyone else’s experience

Need your valuable remarks on below

HCL - 23 lpa
Microland - 32 LPA + 50 K JB
ITC - 34 LPA
Experience - 8.9 years
Automation Architect

Requesting all to help me choose one of above based on -

WLB
Hikes and promotion
Career growth
Onsite opportunities

Thanks in advance

Hello, I am a junior business administrator working in advisory operations. I have been with the company for 6 months, and was employed along with 2 other colleagues. I have picked the job up really fast and am even doing some “extra curricula’s” I really love my job. However I have recently found out I am being paid the same as an apprentice on my team, I usually do at 3 x the work he does whilst also doing my Cert CII. It has really disheartened me and I feel I should be earning more money

Need to vent out something

YOE 3.5 in Cybersec GRC and technical
Age 28
Package: 14 LPA Sr con
MBA
Current savings: 5L

I have started rigorous savings since last month. I feel I am underpaid. Anyone else in the same boat?

4.5 YOE, at 135K 28 years old. Was thinking about starting to study for my GMAT in September to take the exam in Dec/Jan. If the goal is MBB/FAANG, Am I making too much to make it worth it? Currently do Cyber Security and have an IT background

I have a bachelor degree (5 year path designed with 150 credits for CPA). I already passed CPA. But now I’m debating if it’s worth it to get a master degree or MBA if I eventually leave big 4 because everyone around me have master’s degree. Is it something I should consider doing in my situation?

Got an offer with a 35% bump doing similar work and with the option with some remote (usually work in the office full time). Commute is a tad longer and its a small, young firm. I’ve always worked for the big guys — Deloitte, ACN. I guess the worry is the unknown of a small firm with only a handful of contracts. Granted I do hold a TS/SCI w/ poly, so if it goes bust I should be fine job security wise. Go for it?

I have a low GPA because an abusive relationship during my schooling that kept me from focusing. I’m clear of that now, but I don’t know how to explain my low GPA going forward.

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Source: Ex IBM exited to startup that got acquired by LinkedIn. Dabbled in vc. Now at a growth stage company

Hi everyone - just joined and love the great discussions. So I just lateraled to a MM shop from a no name boutique. I was wondering at what point the absolute earliest I can lateral again is? Would love to go to a top BB or boutique for the better buy-side and learning opps. I'm an analyst that graduated in May 2020. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts!

Looking for your career advice! I currently work as a Content Marketing Manager but would love to move into a Head of Marketing/Marketing Director role. What would be your best tips to make that move? I assume it will take time of course, but I'm wondering what/where I should invest in terms of my training and next career steps. Thanks!

Does Deloitte offer SC role(Applied AI)to someone having ~2 yoe(ML C). Had an onsite recently, went really well. Recruiter told me you are very close to SC but we can offer Consultant level to you.

Thoughts on when and if lateral moves can be a helpful strategy to eventually maximize opportunities available in high levels of management?

I’ve worked as a Marketing Manager for smaller companies for the past 2 years. I’ve done a little bit of everything from graphic design to Google ads you name it. I’d like to transition to a corporate role but all positions are really specific. I wouldn’t say I am a specialist at anything particular. What marketing roles should I be going after? Any thoughts.

The majority of my career has been in healthcare tech with some retail experience. Looking to break into event management/coordinating (I believe this is the correct job title) space in either the entertainment, fashion & retail or cosmetic industry. Any insights or advice is appreciated!

Kincentric HR consulting reviews. Please help!

Can we claim prescription drugs purchased and doctor visit and of yes what is the limit and how do we claim it.

Anyone familiar with Radiology Partners? WLB? Comp? Culture? Prestige? Anything will be helpful. TIA

In a perfect world how much would you want to make a year to both pay off your loans and live a good life? I think I'd need to make upwards of $200k to pay off my loans, take care of my family and live a fulfilling life.

How is the job security and wlb in brillio, can someone suggest the pro and cons for silicon valley bank project..

I’m new to the city and barely know anyone. Hit me up if you want to hang out!

Need suggestion.
I am working as manual testing lead. Total Exp:8 years.
Now I want to switch from manual testing. Which option is recommended for long term.

Think of
1 selenium
2 devops

Any new suggest are most welcome
Thanks 🙏

Just a question for those here. What does anyone see as a job outlook for a pharmacy technician that has 15 years of experience and is studying for the CPhT? I would like to return to 100% remote work and, understandably, most job postings that are about my caliber are requiring the cert. I am thinking of possibly pivoting into an IT job that would be fully remote later on down the road, but I’m interested in seeing what is possible now (and an average pay) for someone with my experience.

Can someone please help with some info on Bizops Engineer 2 post in Mastercard, Is it support profile or is it related to Devops Engineer?

Please help.

Planning to pivot my career from Financial Analysis to Marketing Analytics. M level, YOE 6
I’d like to know the compensation range for Manager in Analytics role. thanks!

Anyone know this company called “ Kantar” - I am trying to figure out their culture and Compensation ! Glassdoor has mixed reviews- Going for TPM interview !

Designer here, leaving agencies after only 2 years to go into tech. Is it going to hurt my future?

Feel like agencies prepare you for anything and then you can relax later. Is going in-house for a tech company going to give me a less diverse portfolio, less experience, and hurt my future career?

Netflix Documentary suggestions?

A shout-out to the timely, engaging, and relevant work created by Grab in-house for the SEA region. It should be awarded creative advertiser of the year.

Can any one tell me what will be the average variable pay percentage and average hike percentage yearly in PWC

I need one more night at Marriott to reach 100 nights in total for this year but won’t be able to do it since I have no plans to travel.. any suggestions on how to get that last night without staying?

Could anyone share insights on the online assessment required for the Solution Architect role in Analytics at AWS?

Anyone have experience with DataRobot? Just got a great DS offer from them but seeing some red flags in WLB/culture ...

What are some analytics tools we use to analyse data for our clients? Which are the top ones recommended for me to pick up?
(Ie. Vba, powerbi, tableau, alteryx, etc)

I work at a consulting firm and next year I’m hopefully going to get booked on Data analytics engagements (starting with the business intelligence segment). One AD said it would be helpful to learn Azure cloud. Where should I start with that and what are some the things I should know/ be able to do in Azure cloud? I feel very confident with SQL and Powerbi and I’m decent with Python, but I don’t have a lot of technical knowledge with things like Azure Cloud.

How would an MS in Operation research program from Cornell Tech help enter Analytical consulting? I already have an MBA.

Hi! Interviewing for analytics manager at FB, sql coderpad round included. Any tips on prep? Leetcode ?

Tell me about your wordle solvers. I can't be the only person that has written one.

Graduated from undergrad with BA in Accounting 3.7 GPA, I really want to get into FAANG or analytics.

Any suggestions?

I just interned at a mid tier firm and have a Big4 Audit Associate offer.

Anyone who has used python for data science or python with SQL - what tools and libraries do you like? Do you have any course or reading recommendations for someone just starting out?

Best opportunities out of MBA with a data & analytics background? I’ve enjoyed how much I’ve learned through projects with R, Python, Tableau, etc and would like to start being more intentional about a direction for the long term. I hear about PM but only to the extent of what seem like buzzwords

Thoughts on BI Engineer roles? What’s there to learn? What are possible exits?

How is AWS AI/ML solution architect compared to D&A from typical consultancies in terms of WLB, type of work, amount of travel, benefit and pay? Anyone can share?