Graduated with a degree in managerial science and minor in marketing and a sales certificate from a very prestigious business program in GA. Have had 4 different management positions in the past. Looking for opportunities in sales that allow me to travel constantly. Preferably base + commission but open for anything with traveling (within/out the country) anyone can help me network? Thank you!

Hello! I am currently working as an SDR and I am thinking of transitioning into VA. Is there anyone on here who is or used to be a virtual assistant? Could you tell me a little bit about your day-to-day workload? Is there a way for someone who is in sales to transition to VA work?

Rising 4th year at a small class action firm in Chicago. Love the work, hate the job, looking to move. Started as a clerk, so never had to look for a job & have no idea where, when, how to start. Help

Hey Guys,
I am SAP MDM consultant with 7 yrs experience and don't have any programming knowledge. Could you please suggest which SAP course would be beneficial for me? I don't see any openings for SAP MDM role and thats the reason looking to upgrade myself by learning some other SAP course.
Please suggest some relevant Sap courses.
Thanks.

My cousin is considering joining law enforcement but is unsure which branch to choose. Any advice?

I currently work in ops consulting, would I have the appropriate background to make the jump?

Hi folks,
Hope you are doing fine.
I have 2.5 yrs of experience, 1 year I worked as Java developer and from last 1.5 years I worked in AWS and Sailpoint IDM Integration.
Its like Jack of all trades and Master of none.
I need suggestions to decide between which career path to choose either Sailpoint(Cybersecurity)or AWS .

Appreciate your time.

Hi all,

I am data engineer with 3.8 YOE. I have offers from Accenture (11.5), tcs (11 LPA), wipro (14 LPA) and Publicis sapient (15 LPA).

Now I'm not so good at coding.

But confused bw
-->joining sapient for the sheer fact they would give me a big data project for sure but I fear that they may fire me for my sub par coding skills.

--> joining wipro for the job security, but fear thay if I don't find any big data projects, they may put me in testing/support.

Can someone help in choosing ?

Anyone who work in municipal finance law practice have any thoughts on the practice and WLB in that field? Considering a practice switch because corporate/PE work is not only exhausting but I’m not feeling inspired anymore by what my work achieves in the world. As a liberal the idea of helping municipalities fund public projects seems intriguing—yes, proud blue state taxpayer here ideologically.

Is it possible to go from midlaw lit to crim law (PD or Private defense) then to midlaw or biglaw white collar?

With the right lateral moves and professional affiliations, has anyone made it from below a 3.5 law school GPA to big law?

I got H1B and done with my stamping. My Manager is telling they don't have budget in the project right now and holding me for 2 months. I want to travel as soon as possible, what can I do???

Exit opps for someone who worked at healthcare big 4 and then health start up? Where is the best place to go from here?

Hi Fishes,

Do any one of you have sap Ui5/fiori certification questions dumps. Please DM.

Hi Guys, I want to train myself as a Techo Functional Consultant. I have started learning ABAP Basic on YouTube/Net but could not find structured course for beginners. If you can help me?

PS - I am trained in SAP SD Functional.

Graduating with my finance degree in about a year. I took a part-time healthcare position fill my employment gap but most of my previous experience is in manufacturing logistics and customer service. With my background, how do I break into a finance or accounting role? What positions do I apply for? I would like to make at least 45-50k a year min starting if possible.

I'm a Canadian AD and I'm thinking of working in Europe. Does anyone have any advice on how they've gone about making their first leap to an agency outside of their own country?

How do you know it’s time to leave a job/pivot? (vs sticking it out). We’ve grown really quickly as a company so it’s definitely an adjustment.

Pros:
- Lots of people are great to work with
- Smart marketers
- Has been a huge career accelerator leadership wise
- Growing company and stable-ish industry
- Hopeful future

Cons
- More red tape, slower innovation
- More meetings/reporting than work
- Doesn’t feel like creativity is a value
- A few prominent people left recently
- Lots of burnout

Anyone made the jump from academic to industry? Low key tired of low pay and being at the mercy of a PI renewing the grant for funding. I feel like a glorified graduate student. what did you like and what did you hate about the jump. Do you regret it? Thanks.

Anyone seen someone make the jump to something like director of fp&a coming out of m&a consulting?

I'm looking to pivot careers to a different industry. I did environmental engineering at uni, but my career for the past 10 years has been in project management for construction work in an industrial/power plant setting. I'm open to project management/strategic roles. I'm potentially interested in tech, but I'm open to all suggestions and advice!

Is it frowned upon to negotiate when getting promoted? If not, when would be the appropriate time? It seems to me that there would be an automatic adjustment in pay when the promotion hits. Do I speak to HR or the manager?

Been with my current employer for a year and I am already burnt out. My team has been very supportive but I keep getting the feeling that I have had enough. I don’t even know where to start. I am the second operations hire for the firm. The 1st one is a genius without social skill and nitpicks my work based on wrong assumptions that flew around their head. I am no longe mad just want this to be over with.

Low key depressed, brah 👌

What is the proper dress code as a realtor? I've never been the type to wear suits but I feel out of place if I don't wear them

Just heard that property prices are soaring in Florida, the news reported that mortgage rates are doubling. Meanwhile I’m over here in semi-rural Iowa, wondering if I will ever make a sale again…

For people who moved to Poland from India.
How long does the visa/work permit process take after accepting the offer?

Any help is appreciated.

What is Bonus % for PwC labs

My TC is 200k with bonus. Should I max out my RRSP? Expert advise pls
RRSP (Canada) = IRA (US)/401k

Anyone know how LIHTC works for properties that are past their initial 15 year period?

How much would you say a technical product manager in Toronto, Canada with about 2 years of experience as a PM but overall 10 years exp in tech can make?

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

What are the current top healthcare related startups, that are also great for career development?

Sooooo bored with the work but love the money and am generally happy with the team/people I work with. Should I lateral or go in-house so I get a chance to work those management/stakeholder engagement muscles? Just don’t feel challenged anymore. Is another option to talk to the partners and ask for more interesting/higher quality work?

Advice for Data Analytics final round at Guidehouse? Can I expect cases, technical interviews or more behavioral at this point.

“We are fully remote”

Me : Awesome so no travel required at all?

“Well you need to come to the office 3 times a week and the other two you will be popping into potential customers on site”

Me: So not remote at all…?

“No we’re remote, you get two days traveling not in the office”

Boomers and Gen X HR teams are FUNNY.

Are there any companies that can handle non-European relocations in spain or france?

What is the average salary comp for a sales engineer with 5 YOE in an energy startup company in SF? I have 5+ YOE and currently based in Canada.

My company blames my generation for not being able to hire everyday. “You guys don’t want to work” coming from some overweight, racist, old coaster. I’ve barely taken any days off this year and pick up “skeleton crew” days any chance I get. I was able to work out a deal with my company before I came because of prior experience luckily, but they offer a terrible base salary and sham of a commission structure to new hires + no remote. Then sit here and can’t figure out why…

Currently looking for an outside sales position in Massachusetts.

I have 7 years experience in sales. But I am relocating from North Carolina to Massachusetts.

Would anyone happen to know any great companies hiring?

A majority of my experience is in the logistics and logistics technology side of sales. I’ve been working remotely doing over the phone/ zoom demo sales. But I would love the opportunity to service my clients in person!

Has anyone ever held two sales roles at two different companies at the same time? My main role is remote and I think I can take on another remote role, what are the odds the companies would find out about each other?

Does anybody have connections or a referral for any remote sales job? I have a SDR/BDR experience. I am mainly looking to cybersecurity or healthcare industries, but I'm open to any other industries as well.

I’m taking a Microsoft certification course with Excel 2016. Should I opt for the 2019 version or are there few differences?

Hey FishBowl Friends, so I’m currently trying to break into tech sales/FinTech and I feel that due to my previous work history, I might not look like the ideal candidate on paper but I’m an extremely fast learner and very coachable. I’ve been a manger at a gym, got my degree in finance, worked as a client advisor at a top 3 auto dealer in the nation and now I’m a project manager at a solar company. I really want something that’s remote and steady, any recommendations on how to spruce myself up?

So, I have always had jobs where I earned a base salary with the ability to earn commission and bonuses. But I've been told that I'm limiting my earning potential by not taking a commission-only role but this seems risky, especially since the economy is supposed to tank

Been searching for work for about 2 months now, and I can’t tell what companies are looking for anymore. I have 2+ years as an AE full cycle. And I get rejected left and right. My resume is up to date, I’m applying non stop, what else can I do?

Has anybody approached the job search process by rounding up a list of dream companies rather than certain roles? Would love to hear some input.

How would someone coming from mostly retail wireless sales get into the tech sales industry? I have been a top performer in every sales job that I have had since I started my career almost 10 years ago. I don't have a degree which I feel might be keeping me from getting my foot in the door but I know I would be amazing in this field. I currently work out in the field selling to customers that have no idea I am coming and I consistently perform at the top of my market.

Just finished my degree in managerial science and have a minor in marketing and a Sales certificate. Have had 4 different management jobs. Just accepted an opportunity as a district manager for an Insurance company. Not 100% sure about Commission-based only. Would love to manage in the sales world, and would love to travel on a weekly basis. Any advice or am I aiming for something unrealistic at the moment?

Hi guys, I have a bachelors in management from Pace U and have 5 years in auto sales experience, any suggestions on where i should start if i wanted to switch over to tech sales, what the starting positions to looks into, and how to break the barrier? TIA!

Hello, I am getting interviews for the tech roles but unable to clear the final rounds. Any suggestions? Mostly, I apply for BDR roles only

I’ve been in the HVAC industry for 11 years with 10 of those in the field as a technician. As a technician I was considered very capable and was always considered one of the best where ever I worked. I’ve moved on to sales and currently work inside sales at a manufacturer rep. I’m still searching for the outside sales role that I want but I keep running into the “I lack outside sales experience”. How did you get into outside sales? Any tips on how I can break into it Thanks for the help

Looking to transition to cloud computing sales. I have a 20 year sales history in IT sales but I have never sold any cloud computing products. Would any of the free certifications help ?