Had anyone worked as an in-house counsel in a startup and then moved to a law firm or another company? Was wondering how the transition looks like after working in a startup. Will it be hard to find a job in a midsize company later? Thank you!!

What are the grades in TCS upto mid management level?

Any help will be appreciated.

How did you choose which big4 to go with?

Hi fishes,

I am getting an offer from Nagarro as associate staff engineer.

My current CTC is 20,
Nagarro offering 27 max and 3lakh joining bonus.
Tech stack and yoe: AWS + NodeJS and 6.4 yoe

Intiatially they told they are considering me for staff engineer role but after interview they are offering associate staff engineer. Is it worth to join?

What is the minimum yoe required for associate staff engineer and staff engineer roles?

How long did it take you to land your dream job?

Devops-Platform engineer looking to get into GCP data engineering. Where do i start? Currently looking the GCP professional data associate certificate courses.

Looking for DevOps to start out my career. Welcoming any advice! currently taking DevOps Bootcamp too currently

Hey fishes,

My wife wants to switch her job from public sector bank to any good finance related private firm where she can utilise her core banking domain knowledge.
Any suggestions how we should proceed for this

Hey folks,
I am working as a data engineer in pune. I have a couple of offers, please help me out here,

1. Maersk (product based) - 28, 26 fixed - Pune
2. Siemense healthineers (research division) - 26 no variable 2 lakh JB, relocation benefits in Bangalore
3. Nike (internal delivery) - 33 approx, 29 fix, relocation benefits etc. In Bangalore

I need your help to chose an org, with a good work life balance, growth opportunities etc.

I started in big law M&A 8 months ago and I’m super miserable. I don’t love the work or the stress/anxiety that comes with deal work. I also feel like I’m not picking up on it as fast as my peers/able to juggle as many deals at once as the firm would like. I’m thinking about making a switch to in house work, preferably commercial contact work. Seems like the hours and stress would be more manageable in that type of role. Any advice or insight?

I am joining an organisation as Head-HR soon. And till now I have been a TA professional.

What are your suggestions on how I should approach the role? What all I should take care of.

I’ve been in my current position (Bookkeeper) for 4 years now. I’m highly interested in taking the PHR, and I’m wondering if I would qualify for the 4 year HR professional job requirement to be eligible to test for the certificate. I work for a small business, therefore I do all the on boarding paperwork/payroll. Any advice is appreciated.

Human interest stories might not be where the money is, but making the switch has saved my sanity after the tragedy I’ve covered the past few years.

Why do managers never give release from the project easily even when the reason for requesting release is valid or staying in the project is having very bad consequences on someone's career goals?🤔

Hi Fishbowl Friends! I’m looking in to starting a masters program in 2023. Background on me - I’ve been in HR for a little over 4 years now and earned my SHRM-CP last spring. Looking for more ways to improve.

Would you recommend any specific schools or master programs? I’m in Tampa, FL but I know most programs are remote these days. :)

Any recommended study material for CIPP and/or CIPM (still debating the two)?

Hi - does anyone know the level hierarchy in New York Life insurance? Is Corporate VP lower than VP?@new york life

Landed my first PM role (growth) - any course/resource recommendations on how to be successful in it? Most posts I’ve found are catered with resources on how to pass interviews etc.

Currently working in a hybrid consulting/product management/technology role. Feel as though I should pick one and dive 100% into it. Best long term career path?

What is the hierarchy of roles in Deloitte Canada? I can assume its Analyst>consultant>senior consultant. Where does manager and senior manager fits in?

any prayer requests? I feel like we could unite to pray for one another! I’ll start: Really heart broken, needing god’s supernatural healing.

Devops-Platform engineer looking to get into GCP data engineering. Where do i start? Currently looking the GCP professional data associate certificate courses.

Hey guys, I need some advice here: quitting politics. I have been assigned to two audits in LA and I am based off NYC. I have received an offer and I have accepted it. I am working in - see comments

Does anyone have idea about Feuji. How are they at pay and how is wlb.

Has anyone in audit wanted to know more about tax? Just enough to be able to have a conversation with clients (more than the basics) and feel somewhat confident in your answers. If so, how’d you go about learning more?

Does anybody know any Google recruiters. That specializes in hiring veterans

Looking for DevOps to start out my career. Welcoming any advice! currently taking DevOps Bootcamp too currently

What are some nice place pg/flat to live near Verizon Titus campus Hyderabad?

Since abortion will probably be codified here anyway, honestly may vote for Zeldin

Hey folks,
I am working as a data engineer in pune. I have a couple of offers, please help me out here,

1. Maersk (product based) - 28, 26 fixed - Pune
2. Siemense healthineers (research division) - 26 no variable 2 lakh JB, relocation benefits in Bangalore
3. Nike (internal delivery) - 33 approx, 29 fix, relocation benefits etc. In Bangalore

I need your help to chose an org, with a good work life balance, growth opportunities etc.

Hey fishes,

My wife wants to switch her job from public sector bank to any good finance related private firm where she can utilise her core banking domain knowledge.
Any suggestions how we should proceed for this

Freelance writers, especially new ones, how do you find stories to cold pitch?

Hey fish: what are some of your favorite business/self-help books?

Hi, I am wondering what is Azure VM support Engineer at Microsoft ? Is it mostly customer service? I got the job offer through stuffing company. I prefer doing more backend than customer facing all day

What are signs that an offer is coming?

Does anyone know what the UK salary band is for a P4 role at Leidos? I've seen the US equivalent but not sure if it's just a straight currency conversion (my current company does not pay UK employees as much as their US salary bands).

I’ve been a general manager for a convenience store for almost 2 years now. I have raised profit after variable expenses by 13% compared to last year, and exceeding budgets in almost every category except for turnover. I got an 11% raise last year, but still only make $55k. My store profits about 17k a month on inside sales, and 160k a month in fuel. I think I deserve more, but I don’t know how to ask for it, and don’t know how to begin a job search aside from indeed. Any advice?

I started in big law M&A 8 months ago and I’m super miserable. I don’t love the work or the stress/anxiety that comes with deal work. I also feel like I’m not picking up on it as fast as my peers/able to juggle as many deals at once as the firm would like. I’m thinking about making a switch to in house work, preferably commercial contact work. Seems like the hours and stress would be more manageable in that type of role. Any advice or insight?

Is it more helpful to go with a recruiter or someone you know within the firm when you lateral?

Articling in big law and getting sworn in soon. Got an in house offer at a big company, which pays more than big law and someone says they’re willing to mentor me. Wondering if I should make the jump? How hard would it be to go back to a law firm if I regret it. What i will be doing is very specific but also many other companies and law firms look for that., even though companies seem to outsource it less and less.

Wanting to go for in house at Walmart - coming from insurance defense litigation. I think I'd be well qualified for their tort litigation positions. Anyone have any insight or tips for applying for such a job / such a career pivot?

It’s one of those days when all the business folks need everything asap. How’s everyone else’s Thursday going?

Any renewable energy or solar in house counsels here? Care to share your experience? Thanks in advance. Looking to transition from big law commercial lit.

I’m rounding out my second year as a litigation associate at a top-tier regional firm in a part of the country where there are no big law offices. My firm has ~90 lawyers, and we’ve lost 6 since December, 5 of which are women.

This mass exodus has me considering a career jump. I have an opportunity to go in-house at a Fortune 500 doing work I think I’d LOVE. Are there any drawbacks to going in-house this early in my career?

When is the appropriate time to start looking for your second in house job?

Any recommendations for easy-to-read book/practical guide for securities regulations or regulatory compliance?

What can I expect at a Google Product Counsel interview?? Do the questions change the further along I go?

Can anyone give me insight about what I should expect with a promotion to senior counsel? I’ve heard there will be a base raise and RSUs but curious what is common

I feel like I’m my honeymoon period at my new job is ending. I haven’t had any negative incidents, but it just feels like the vibe has changed. Any thoughts on navigating it?

Does anyone else feel as though they ought to either (1) quit your job or (2) cry when senior folks in your department boast somehow (or complain) they’ve not taken a week+ long vacation in two years?

Did anyone have an interview with Amazon for an ACC position? And know how long after the phone screen/hypo stage they contact you? It’s been two days, I’m thinking they are going to reject me if they are taking this long?

How much would a 3rd year make at Google? Thinking of going in house and curious about Google in particular.

Is it a sign to not leave yet if I’m hesitant to leave big law despite receiving offers at good companies? I am a junior associate that’s really burned out and yet I fear making the leap because of “missing” people I’ve worked with (who probably won’t remember me much) and all the hopes I had for myself when I first summered. But I also know this job has been extremely tough on my health and my family and I regretted it the first time I turned down an offer.

I am starting a new role as an in-house attorney at a large university. Any tips on how to be successful?

Considering an in house offer. It includes a 1x RSU grant to accept the offer (and then vests per the company schedule) but no indication of any annual RSU grant. Is that normal?

I just joined in house at a public company. Where can I quickly get up to speed on all things law related quirky about public companies? Looking for a primer to help me issue spot.

What is everyone’s experience working in house at a F500 company? Compensation, work/life balance, autonomy, starting remotely during pandemic? Thanks!

Anyone have insight on what Netflix Legal pays?