Five years ago, I thought successful people had everything figured out.

Today, I realize they're simply better at:

• Taking action despite uncertainty
• Learning from mistakes
• Staying consistent
• Adapting to change

Progress rarely comes from knowing everything.
It comes from starting before you're ready.

What's one skill you're actively working on this year?

How how many days you expect to get a Laptop delvry from the day of order from the portal in Oracle?

How do you deal with clients who move internationally? One of my clients is planning to make a big move in the next few months. First time I've encountered this.

I’m starting as a Manager at one of the big 4 in 3 weeks. I left my tenure track job 4 yrs ago so I’m accustomed to non-academic work but still intimidated. Advice? Will I succeed this first year?

Reasons not to join HCL ??

Looking for experiences/opinions on A/C options for old houses. E.g., high velocity ducts vs ductless mini splits. Seems like mini splits are way easier and possibly more effective...but seems like an eye sore. Or... is it just what a contractor thinks will work given your house? Curious what everyone thinks!

Hi, I am new to investing, i am looking for mutual funds where i can have a long term investment. I and ready to invest 10k per month in SIP's split accross multiple funds. Can someone provide me suggestions

Bounce tomorrow/Tuesday then going short with oct expirations

Best experience at a gay bar?

Thinking about moving from Seattle to San Diego, but don’t have any friends down there. Any advice for how to meet queer friends?

How many of you hold the paranoid illusion that you're a fraud at what you do and will eventually be exposed for all to see?

I make 135k gross/year & am looking at apartments in a tier 2 city. 2k for a 1 bedroom or 3k for a 2 bedroom? I’ll be working from home and living by myself & a pup. The hesitancy is 3k is basically one of my paychecks after taxes. I live frugally otherwise with the exception of eating at a nice restaurant once a week. Is a two bedroom worth it?

Hi everyone! I’m going to get my master’s degree next year and want to go into biotech. I live in the Bay Area and am looking at companies like Genentech and BMS. What are the approximate starting salaries for associate scientists at these companies?

anyone take a new job for the compensation and regret it? have an offer for a huge bump but not the exact role that i am interested in. would appreciate any insight into things you wish you considered, how it has effected your career etc.

Is it worth to join CTS as Senior Associate projects ? What about job security in CTS ?

Does anyone else feel like you're in the generation that's stuck between the "good ol'days" of the 80s-90s and the future (aka holograph and the metaverse)? It's such a weird place to be. I appreciate the tech but I miss the simpler times of listening to walkmans and playing solitaire on my PC. Am I resisting change?

I recently got diagnosed with ADHD. I'm 31 and found this only because b school and post mba consulting job was/is much more challenging than anything I did before. What I'm confused about is that even as a teenager I could read entire books overnight. But the last two years of high school I started selectively zoning out and the problem has become worse since. I just realised it now. My doctor has suggested treating depression (I was also unaware of this) with Wellbutrin first (contd)

Good afternoon,

Does anyone know of any immigration attorney positions that may be available soon? I recently moved and have not had much luck with some of the search engines. Any firms/ organizations to steer clear of? Thanks in advance.

Hello!

I joined Accenture 5 months back as a lateral hire ( Level 11 ) and have been a part of a project since day one.

I am not enjoying my work here, no motivation at all. Dreaded to report to work and having stress and anxiety. My manager is trying to micromanage me as productivity is on the lower side.

Another thing is, I have started to dislike my current tech and no more interested in it.
What are my options here ?
Is project release possible ?
or I have to put down papers ?

Anyone made the transition from NYC to Austin?

I find myself asking why I am in NYC when everything is so damn expensive. Making good money, but limited on savings and quality of life due to the HCOL. Or recs for other cities for that matter.

Hello, what is the going salary for a chief of staff in technology?

Where do lessons in humility come from? Why is humility important for strategic success in tech leadership? Thank you for your response!

What can I except a product manager role interview questions to be?

Hello all.
Please for those that are technical Project Manager or Program Manager what technical courses did you have to take, am trying to register for AWS/DEVOPS class come January.. I will really appreciate your feedbacks, thank you.

Please, I need your opinion on this. I have 6 years of experience as a software developer and just finished my masters degree in data science. Now I am looking for a job here in the US. I went through the hiring process with this company and finally got an offer. They offered 88k/year and I responded opening a negotiation. They emailed me back saying that I am no longer in this process anymore with no further explanation and in Thanksgiving day. Is that normal?that email really got me very upset

Guys I am from Texas, USA. The last time I appeared for an interview was 10-11 years ago. I work in Java and related tech. I am also AWS certified (architect associate) but don't have much experience with it. I create small stuff on AWS for my personal learning. I am looking to switch jobs in the next 6 months so I want to use this time to prepare but not sure where to start? Any guidance on what to prepare etc? Like What skills are must have,
What skills are good to have, etc

Hi everyone, a question to the tech industry at large.

Why are people so hesitant to hire disabled candidates?

I am a visually impaired practitioner in South Africa, with 7 years of experience, and as soon as recruiters or business owners hear/read that I'm disabled, the conversation gets awkward and I never hear from them again.

I am currently unemployed and been in IT support field for 27 years. I have many different skills. I am looking to get into a developer role ( I have certifications)or graphic designer role which I have a master degree in . What is the steps to get into a entry level job. Also, I am up in age (in my 50’s)

Actively looking

Has anyone done the "Google Project Manager Certification Program" in coursera?

If you did, did it get any more job/job interviews/ recruiters interested in you?

I am currently doing it, I thought it was 1 6 week module but it is ACTUALLY 6, 6 weeks modules... so pretty long... I am going to finish but I'm thinking it might not be as good of and investment as a thought hahahah

Looking for a fully remote Java developer 3+ years of working experience. 3 month TRUE contract-to-hire 110K

What is the best way to begin a transition from a help desk job to an actual career path in IT? I’m getting close to being at my current job for a year, however I have a lot of experience in the tech field, which is what landed me this job without any actual IT background. I definitely feel over qualified and under paid in the position I am in now, and looking for the next step towards an IT career. Any advice would not fall on deaf ears. TIA

How does contract to hire work? If I’m offered $37/hr on w2 for 3 months and then possibly a permanent position, how much can I expect to get annually as a full time company employee as a BI data analyst II? I have a M.S. and certificates in DA but this will be my first job as DA.
I prefer working for what is offered on contract without negotiating, and then negotiate when I transition into the company itself so I have a better chance of getting the contract position and show my skills.

Getting ready to leave my role - looking for community ops, comm ops, member support, account management - anything in those customer facing roles that is paying minimum 75k. Remote preferred, based in Chicago. Background in freight/logistics and healthcare.

Is it a good time to join Grammarly or should I stay where I am (underpaid but stable)?