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I recently got a fully remote offer from US Bank and need help understanding it/ my leverage. I plan on moving to a HCOL city.
Base 135
15% bonus
Long Term Incentive 7
TC ~160k
4YOE
Few questions I had:
1. How many rounds of negotiation can I expect? I had my first call with the hiring manager last week and he wants to wrap things up this coming week.
2. I’m guessing I’m under the 14 grade. Anyone have the range for a HCOL city?
3. What other benefits should I discuss?
URGENT! Hey everyone! I am joining Nutanix soon but I am not in Bangalore right now but in a nearby city. What I want to check with all of you is whether Nutanix is calling employees to the office or is it still WFH culture, ofcourse the offer letter says that I have to be in Bangalore but my team is in USA, so if anyone of you who works in Nutanix or knows anyone in Nutanix can you please confirm how is the strictness right now regarding Hybrid? Yoe: 7+
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Surface. I used an iPad pro for years, but life changes with the surface. It interfaces with my normal computer, but gives me the freedom of a tablet.
Get the 7, don't waste your money on the 8
Surface. Work computers need Windows.
Exactly right. iPad is an entertainment device. Surface is a beast. No comparison.
If you're going to do traditional office work on it, you pretty much need the surface. If you're only going to use it as a supplement, look into the variety of iPad apps for lawyers and see if you want to use them. If you do, well, get the iPad.
I find these surface comments odd. You're using it as a laptop when you make those comments, I assume?
Tablet specific apps almost don't exist for Windows. Every surface I've seen just ends up used as a compact laptop.
Surface for work, Apple for personal use
If you are using for replacement of legal pads and marking/reading documents consider a reMarkable. E-writer that you can write in just like paper. It’s been awesome for my practice.
Does store notes in cloud and does have access across platforms. I can put a pdf in my laptop mark it on the remarkable and look at it on my phone.
We use Surface Pros — not as ancillary devices, but in lieu of traditional laptops. Often, I wish I had a traditional laptop instead.
I’ve used a Surface Pro as my primary machine for several years now. Love it, but an iPad is useful for lightweight work (review, minor editing, etc) especially while commuting/traveling.
OP here: wanted to clarify that I will NOT be using the tablet as my primary working device, or in lieu of my laptop/main work computer, FWIW. It will purely be a supplemental device, mainly to replace my massive collection of very unorganized legal pads.
iPad doesn't hold a candle to the Surface. The Surface is far more functional
I have a massive, expensive 12.9 inch iPad that is basically useless for lawyer stuff - it’s OK if you want to manage PDF evidence, but Word is awful, it’s definitely not good at managing documents with tracked changes and comments. The same holds true for the Mac.
I have a personal iPad and MacBook Pro and I only use them for work as a last resource. I prefer hauling my work Dell around.
I use a Surface Pro. It works better with my firm's VPN.
I use both, surface is superior.
iPad and Mac OSX have dozens of note apps as well as litigation & trial apps. Used TrialPad for last trial and it was outstanding. Agree that trying to do heavy word processing on iPad is non-starter.