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If you were one of the (non-violent) protest organizers, what actionable system change would you propose or ask for? Executing 4 officers wouldn’t solve the root problem, what can we do to make it better in a long run?

Posting on behalf of a friend who works for Deloitte USDC office.

Currently on H1B visa.

He wants to move from USDC to Deloitte Core due to location preference and family reasons. Since USDC is only at three locations. Core has wider range of location options.

has anyone here who is on visa moved from USDC to Core, if yes then how tough is it and how long is the process?

My boss wants to know ballpark pricing (price per minute) for video agencies. Live action, motion graphics...any tips? In my experience it’s all over the place.

How’s geometry been? Does it seem like the big merger will help the underlying problem?

Someone should make Creatives Who are Down Bad.

Looking for best WFH setup ideas! Share what worked best for you pls!

Does NAGARRO reimburse relocation charges?

Anyone knows groups that need help cleaning up today?

Hi Folks, any insights on GTM roles? what would be the long term outlook / career growth? is it advisable to choose this path or stick with classic product management? did a quite an amount of classic product management in my career, have an option to choose GTM path, will this be any better in terms of growth or a dead end?

M, 44. After 21 years of marriage, my wife and I signed divorce papers with no contest. We have two adult daughters together, 18 and 21 So no child support, no alimony, and I make $170k at 44. I recently moved out of the marital house into an apartment,m. What should my next steps look like at this point? Do I need counseling?

Has anyone used Calendly to help track the dozens of interactions and calls with recruiters and agencies? I am either spending hours on the phone scheduling or being ghosted even if I reply within the day I receive the job description and invitation to talk.

My skills are under the umbrella of risk management, business analyst, business systems analyst or risk analyst… there seems to be high demand and I’m looking to stay organized and set myself apart by making it easy to schedule time.

Im a Surgical Coordinator with MA experience getting paid about 44k a year,currently living in NYC and looking to move to CT in October. Anyone know the average for surgical coordinators in CT?

What is the proper way to negotiate pay rates? Been an LPN for almost 8 years and still feel like I’m getting lowballed, regardless of living in a rural area.

I am a mobile speech pathologist in NSW Australia working mainly with the NDIS and have just finished my new grad year. Wondering what salaries people are getting in their first year after grad year.

3rd year associate in NYC biglaw. Mostly in lev fin. Have the opportunity to move to a PE client’s debt capital market team as an associate in a purely business role. Am I killing my legal career?

What are some potential exit options for a lawyer who has been practicing in-house in big tech for 4+ years? It’s been very broad range of areas, like privacy, product etc.

Suggestions on interviewing with a magistrate judge?

Anyone hear do estate planning but learned it on their own? My specialty is commercial real estate but I want to dabble in estate planning. Not sure if it’s something I can teach myself. Thoughts?

How much are you charging for business formations? Are you charging the same for out of state formations/clients?

Interesting on hearing what marketing tactics have worked best to bring in new business. For reference, I work at a plaintiffs firm.

I have my own practice for past 5 years and have spent a lot of time building up brand and reputation. I'm thinking of bringing on partners but am trying to figure out how to structure compensation, profit sharing and equity while maintaining control. I dont want to do associates bc I need someone with more experience than I can afford. Does anyone have any ideas on how one can up a law firm?

Been thinking about striking it out on my own. Have some top notch litigation and transaction experience in the construction and energy space. I’ve represented small shops up through global players. Thoughts? Recommendations? Advice?

Looking for purchase health insurance for business. Has anyone bought health insurance through their solo practice as a corporation. Any recommendations as to who to use. Small firm 1-5

Some success, now what? I started a solo practice July 2020. I’ve been successful in building a book of business sufficient to satisfy my overhead and provide me with a respectable income. I want to grow my practice somehow, but I’m stuck at figuring out how. I do mainly corporate transactional work and some litigation. Any advice?

When did you know you were “ready” or you knew it was time to go out on your own and start a solo practice? What things should I consider before taking that step? How hard is it? I don’t know where to get started or how to get started. I barely have 4 months of experience working at my firm (just passed the bar in May 2021 and got hired in June 2021). Would you all recommend to stick it out longer and get more experience? Would going out on my own anytime within the next year be foolish?

I’m seriously considering starting up a solo shop. I have a very reliable stream of business (family friend has one patent that was infringed multiple times, huge firms have taken a few of these on contingency). Pros: I don’t have law school debt; I could follow these large firm’s general trajectory in prosecuting these cases; high risk tolerance (no kids, mortgage, etc). Cons: I’m inexperienced generally (class of 2019), and not familiar with patent law specifically. Thoughts?

I'm interested in starting my own firm as a 2nd-year attorney. I have experience in personal injury and general business law. Not sure what practice areas would be viable as a solo. Any thoughts?

How saturated is the Medicaid planning / elder law area in Florida? Looking to branch into this area as I find it really interesting.

I'm a solo bringing in Associate to become partner. Associate has been compensated with a base salary, plus 1/3 of earnings for business he brings in. Firm expenses are around 55-60% of gross revenue. He brings in around 30% of revenue. How best can I bring him in, and at what percentage to be fair? Was thinking 20%, with 5% incremental increases as his business grows hopefully to greater than 30% of total revenue. Thoughts?

Do you give/get a bonus at the end of the year AND on your yearly review/hire date? So essentially two bonuses a year? Or just one bonus a year?

I’m a 2nd yr. attorney at small firm with two partners practicing solely contract litigation. I’ve been actively networking and trying to build my own book. I now have a potential client who is ready to litigate a dispute in different area of the law (a simple tort matter). My partners aren’t keen on taking case as it’s outside the firm’s practice area. Aside from having this potential client pay a large retainer, is there anyway to convince/persuade my partners to allow me to take this case?

Requesting thoughts on developing a registered agent / local business advice (contacts, defense, small real estate masters, etc.) client book. I am thinking about developing semi-passive income streams for myself as a member of a small firm who does litigation and some of this work already. Any advice or anecdotal experience, anyone?

Solo that has outgrown DIY document management/billing. Looking to make the leap to an integrated document management and billing software system. Clio is the front runner based on my research to date (I have not yet taken it for the free test drive). Anyone else have any recommendations? Any obvious shortcomings/downfalls with Clio? I worked at large firms before going it alone and have used several of the major doc management systems. Thanks!

I started my own practice, it feels like 40-50% biz development/ admin work. 30% practicing law and 10% coffee breaks. Anyone else? Mind you it’s a corporate practice so ALOT of calls that sometimes turn into nothing.

Our firm is growing fast and we need to add another attorney to keep up with the work. Our compensation package is 20-30% higher than what others firms in our area are offering. However, I’m still finding it difficult to get qualified associate to even apply for the position. I think part of the problem may be because we are located in a mid-sized city rather than a major metro area. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to attract talent when you are a newer small firm in a mid-size market?

I recently left my big law role to start my own firm, and I need health insurance since that was a benefit with my prior firm. Any tips on where to find good coverage? Is it considered a business expense or a tax deduction? I don’t anticipate to be making much income this first year if that makes a difference.