Going to your manager with a job offer… Would this result in a counter offer to stay? Is it risky if you end up staying? Interested in positive and negative stories!

I am currently earning 13.5 LPA fixed with two years of work experience (management consulting) and passed out a top B school (Top 30). I wish to purse my PGP from ISB next year for career progression and brand value in my CV.
Would it be worth considering my current CTC and previous MBA?

It is a fact that Capgemini Group pays low salaries to folks however
1. People tend to stay for a long time
2. Folks are also from good B schools in invent

What are the reasons that folks stay for such a long time when I have seen even directors at CG at 35-40 lpa only?

Are you expecting to have a lifelong career in finance? If not, what you are hoping to do eventually and are you preparing for the transition (taking any classes, reading specific books, etc.)?

Any advice on transitioning from a Wealth Management Role to something more analytical? Preferably private equity or investment analysis/due diligence. Have about 4 YOE, located in Boston

Does anyone know how I could get into one of the Big 6 accounting firms?

I’m confused by the CFP education requirement. Do I need to complete other designations before I can sit for the CFP exam? Such as CLU and ChFC?

The question is, is graduation from law school, not minimum competency? With this line of reasoning we are saying that law schools do not produce competent future lawyers, so should we instead switch to a system of taking the bar without the three years of a measure that frankly bar associations have deemed not an adequate measure? Dash this comment aside if it is fallible, but there is something here that has been overlooked. Competence is not regurgitation and memorization.

Looking for career ideas for a friend. He is currently working doing general maintenance for the city he resides and does part time fire fighting. He is over the city job, but loves being a fire fighter. There is no potential to become a full time fire fighter at his current, and no openings at any department in a 45 minute radius (for quite some time now). Moving is not an option. Planning to still do fire fighting on the side, what careers could be a good pivot? Working on associates degree.

Not sure if the right spot but need help figuring out my worth. I am with a large real estate PE firm, mcol area, and I am technically in FP&A. That said I do 95% of my work automating valuations, fund models, and underwriting using SQL, python, and excel (for end users to be able to use). Given my technical department, my skill set, and my actual work I don’t know where to start for understanding an appropriate salary. I have 5 years industry experience with both finance & tech.

Interested in learning more about device sales. I have a bachelors in exercise physiology and have worked in the cardiac field for 3 years as an EKG tech but there’s minimal room for growth. Any advice on where I can look to learn more other than a basic google deep dive?

How do the levels in big 4 tax (associate, senior, etc) compare to industry tax? I’m on the verge of a promotion and starting to apply to industry jobs but I’m not sure which level matches my experience.

Can anyone provide advice or guidance on where to start to get into a career in project management?

I’m currently in Underwriting but I’m thinking of switching over to the corporate risk management side. Is this something I should do? Any advice would be welcome.

Over 12 years of experience in Healthcare vía administration, any ideas or suggestions to transitioning over to becoming a consultant?

What is a good way to enter into health informatics with a degree in health service administration?

Any advice on exit opportunities for someone who has specialised in data governance and management? I hope I’ve not limited my path to jobs in CDO/CTO/CIO

Are the skills of data scientist and quants pretty interchangeable?

Openings at Accenture. Microsoft Azure.
Min 2.5 years of experience.
Microsoft Azure Paas,
Microsoft Azure DevOps,
Microsoft Azure Logic Apps,
Microsoft Azure Architecture,
Microsoft Azure Data Services,
Microsoft Azure IoT Services,
Microsoft Azure Kubernetes Services,
Microsoft Azure Analytics Services,
Microsoft Azure Active Directory

How is Pwc AC Banglore management consulting team in general, work culture, offsites, bonus and wlb. Any insights would be appreciated.

I rejected Accenture offer a year ago .offer letter was released but i didn't join and now i am getting calls from Accenture again for jobs. In case if i got selected , will they check my candidature history?

I guess black lives don’t matter to the protesters that shot David Dorn 😔

I’m an excellent DTC. I like my diseases deadly. Available for freelance although FT is preferable.
Holler

I need advice for how to manage my anxiety. It's started getting really bad recently and it's affecting my work.

What are some good books to read if I want to learn how to better show up for the team as a manager?

Older guy in the firm just made an assumption that I’m (millennial) voting for Bernie and then explained to me how entitled my generation is.. after saying he pays his 26 year olds phone bill still.

Can one do an sip or increase amount in coffee can portfolio gradually instead of a lumpsum investment?

What kind of work does Analyst - data science folks gets to work here at Accenture and what is the salary range and experience level required??

Does Deloitte drug test? I was under the impression that they didn’t but had to sign some type of drug test form during the application

Selling a LV multi pochette accessories — please lmk if you’re interested!

What is the leave policy in Verizon data services India??
Is it true that there is a 8 week paternity leave?

Started in BL as a midlevel two weeks back and had a pre planned vacation which I’ve let anyone who I’m working with know about (in addition to letting the firm know before I started). Still feel like I am setting myself back - I have also let everyone know I am available in case needed and offered to help in any way I can but I haven’t offered to work through the vacation. Anything else I can do or am I good?

Differences between NYC and Los Angeles for gay men in his 30s: making (new) gay friends, nightlife, dating, long term relationships. Your thoughts...

Greetings, fishes.
I am looking forward to move ahead with my project management career and desire to switch to a better paying job. I am desperate to move in to a better higher role. Please suggest options/referrals.
Please look out for your fellow fish. Cheers

I need to grow my professional network, I feel lonely and little bit stuck...How did you find your mentor?

Is there a market for lawyers to add expertise In crisis management or reputation management? My goal is to counsel clients (businesses or public figures) on how to respond to media inquiries without saying or posting something detrimental to a potential lawsuit while still maintaining communication with their client base. If so, how to break into that industry? Courses? Books? Certifications?

Struggling. Took a role at my dream company and I’m so thrilled to be there. I did, however, take an available role to get in the door: a significant step down from my experience/expertise. Leadership acknowledge this and are strongly committed to catching me up with the complex product and industry (a full shift from my prior work). Im in my head that as a young female executive on a rapid successful track, that I’ve derailed myself, so I continue to fixate on all the negative. Anyone else?

Looking forward in my career, one avenue I see is making a switch from manager to strategic leader. I am looking at courses or certifications in strategic leadership. What advice might you have in making this transition and are there any courses, certifications, or books that you might recommend.

I am struggling mightily at managing stress in a job/career I am not happy in. I took the job when my wife was in law school to pay the bills and I’m 5 years in. I desperately want to make a career change now that it’s financially feasible, but I don’t really know what my experience could translate to. I am an Asst Project Manager for a general contractor and have helped manage several $100M+ projects.

Any advice?

What could I do to better prepare myself?

I am 25y/o and getting out of the Air Force after 4 years. I have a bachelors, a Project Management Professional (PMP), and working on my Masters in Management - Project Management and Professional Scrum Master 1 (PSM-1). I plan to get an internship through the skillbridge program offered by the DOD.

What can I do to successfully transition into a consulting firm like Deloitte and come on as a consultant or second tier at other companies?

Would anyone have any good career coaches to recommend? I have 8 years of Account Management experience, mostly in the Pharma Advertising space but I am looking to pivot into something less stressful and that would require no more than 40 hours a week if that’s even a reality these days.

Any tips how to tell a company that you're going with another offer, but in a way that keeps that relationship and door still open?
After many interviews, I ended up with 2 great offers, and I'm about to do 1 final interview. I liked all 3 hiring managers, all 3 companies, but 1 is the winner and I'm accepting the position.
I want to maintain that relationship because, well, you never know!
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Hi all- I am a higher Ed career services and employer relations professional looking to transition to university recruiting or Ed Tech. Would appreciate some likes so I can DM and also interested in chatting with anyone in those fields who can provide advice or referrals! Thanks in advance.