Hi All! I am a current client management analyst at one of the big banks (with 2 years of experience) looking to change career paths. I don’t enjoy what I do am I am an ambitious person, not sure if I should train myself to get into IB or PE for the learning curve and money or completely change paths to product and UX design since it’s a field I really like. I’m scared to risk it and would love some insight on what options I should get myself into.

What would be a great career move for a pharmacy technician who also has years of retail experience including assistant management and other supervisory roles under their belt? I really love my job but I would love to be making more without having to go back to school.

Hi all, new to fishbowl. I am currently a PTA working in homecare. I am considering changing career paths to non-clinical. Everything I search for available jobs in the pay range that I need seems to come up as sales, (Sr, executive, etc) I have zero sales experience, but could see myself working as a healthcare liason, recruiter, care coordinator, or pharm sales rep. I live in Dayton, OH. I would love some insight or feedback. I also see Gpac recruiting popping up, is this a reputable co? Ty!

Has anyone made the transition into product marketing? Would love to hear how you went about it!

I am a customer consultant and I am now really stressed out due to covid, I want a change in my life trying to learn aws. Preparing for SAA-C02 i need some help with practice exam and also on a decision of which stream to proceed with now Devops or sysops.
Any leads much appreciated.

Has anyone done a long-term remote project for more than three months? I can work out of my home office, but doesn't it get isolating?

Looking to move to the Dallas Fort Worth area close to June I’m here to network and see it all would welcome me and help me out during my transition

Deloitte PMDs, would you say the SM level was the worst and if so, how did you slog through it?

How hard was it to move on from a company that you have been at for over 4 years?
Im in the process of switching jobs and I’m feeling so sad. I will miss my current work place and the people but I know it was time to move on. Any tips?

Hi Fishes,
Currently exploring market, experienced 8+yr analytics professional with experience in healthcare product side and lifesciences domain.

- Details - Product Tech & Management Consulting - Patient Analytics, Provider analysis, Population Health
- Tech/analytics skills - SQL, Py, Excel, Stats and ML (basics like LR, RF, Survival)

Which firms can I target with this skillset, looking for a opportunity where learning is good to exponential, to an extent least repetitive & better Salary?

Hello All,
Hope you are doing well,
I have just started my career in project management and have 2 years of experience. And now I would like to enroll in a distance MBA course. So could anyone suggest me which MBA specialization should I choose that will help me in the career along with the PMP certification?

Internal project vs one of the diamond client project which is better .. as i am working for a big client from last 3.5 yrs and too much work pressure (worked for two teams support when was ASE and SE and Dev SE and SSE) and also got recognised by clients multiple time for resolving critical issues in production and good track record in devlopment team as well. But my friend working in some internal project Same yoe chill life and better pay ??

Can anyone describe the client work in the AppTech & Emerging Tech group at PwC? Is it similar to C&M at Deloitte? Pros/cons would be great also!

Hello fellow PMs - Any recommendations on how to get a client who is borderline obsessed with sending emails with ‘high priority’ red explanation point to stop this behavior? It’s counterproductive and had set the wrong expectation with my team on what the focus should be. I’ve managed expectations with my team, but still having a hard time getting the point across to the client.

I want to quit the law altogether (3rd year in biglaw) and write books. Tell me how crazy I am.

What does channel 1 vs channel 2 mean. How do you look up which one a client is. I don’t really get it but I’m a staff 2 now and too embarrassed to ask

I've been directly responsible for 90% of all of the progress made in my project yet my manager takes all he credit. I've never even spoken to the PPED's so no one knows how much I actually do. Dope🙄

What is a fair rate for a healthcare facility floor technician? Stripping and waxing floors?

Accepted and never coming back to D ✌️ (bc why the hell would you)

I’ve got an UTMA account for my kid but would like to buy them Bitcoin as well. Is there a way to buy in their name similar to how you buy stocks in an UTMA for them?

I had completed 1st year in cognizant here is the situation can anyone please clarify the doubt ..my probation rating is 2 and not good comments and my role is PAT until today my colleagues role changed PAT to PA but my role is not changed why?is it behind the reason about review?

Hello fellow midwest 🐠

Any CPAs here also a CFP (Certified Financial Planner)? What was the process like getting the CFP designation?

first call with SF CSG Recruiter is scheduled for Senior Architect role. Appreciate insights from you all.
1. How is work life balance in CSG?
2. What is the typical billability target? Does one have to market oneself for billability or the Practice lead takes care of it?
3. Honestly- I have seen SF people pushing for products which are really not needed by clients. I can never do such a thing - so is there an expectation from the AE’s that Architects should do so?

TIA

Doing a panel interview with 2 ppl. Do you send the thank you note to both of them or 2 separate emails?

Hi Fishes,

How much bonus is paid in AD level?

What is the expected salary hike per year?

Good morning ATL☕ who's in office lol

Do you ever feel like people treat you differently at your firm because of your age? Like reverse ageism? As if you don't know enough or aren't competent enough yet? Just curious if others have ever felt this way.

Joined a young start-up with a pretty fratty culture (it's all dudes). Want to build relationships but need to change things- the vibe is turning off prospective hires. Not sure how to start

I am selected as a Python Developer in Acuity.
Please brief me about your experience in working with Cians Analytics (Acuity), Like how it is to be working with this company, work culture, career growth, work from home policy etc.
Considering this layoff season, shall this opportunity?
Any suggestions or advice will also be appreciated.

I’m a first year and fucked up big time. The client doesn’t know about this but a senior associate was furious. I know it’s 100% my fault but no one above me actually reviewed my work bc everyone was so busy. But then I found out the senior gave a rant about how I fucked up to another colleague. When I apologized to him, he was really salty. Since then, my heart drops every time I see his email bc I’m too scared. He is usually pretty emotional and his instructions are vague, which doesn’t help.

Which is better from a long term career standpoint/exit/other opportunities - a corporate governance role or a pure technical securities role? Assume both are big public companies. One (obviously) is high visibility with the board and execs and one is not but is more legal-skill heavy.

Hello Everyone,

I am having an experience of 7 years in US Payroll & taxes. I am FPC certified payroll professional.

Kindly let me know if there is any opportunity.

Thanks in advance !!

Hi I have worked in the corporate event management field planning and operating large meetings and conferences for more than 15 years and am looking to change industries. Has anyone made this transition or have advice?

How does a person know if they’d be good at sales? I started selling duct tape wallets as a 8 year old and have always been up for the hustle to make a few bucks. Just don’t know if it’s worth giving up my unfulfilling accounting career to give it a shot tho. Not even sure what kind of sales roles to apply for their. Any advice?

Hi,

I'm starting a new job in a few weeks and I haven't jumped ship in about a decade. I'm looking for recommendations of books, articles, and frameworks that can help me prepare. I'm in a leadership position and will need to develop a plan and strategy. Looking for general resources or they could be specific to tech product management. Thanks for any suggestions!

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 in the midst of my doctoral degree in Org Leadership. My passion is connecting employees and leadership to increase organizational performance. I have been looking into consulting after graduating. Currently in manufacturing leadership. I have Adult Education in my background (math/blue prints/industrial apprenticeships). There's a Deloitte office within commuting distance. Would my background and education be considered there?

Imagine you're looking for a remote job at a large company with a sophisticated marketing function, strong manager, and room for growth. Making good traction, but then you're contacted by a company in a niche that FASCINATES you...like you read books about this subject for fun, you'd probably love this job. It's remote, the salary is good, the manager is nice, but you'd be the most senior marketing person; the company is about 200 people. What would you do?

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?

Which of these two offers would you pick, if you were picking one solely based on Supply Chain/Project Mgmt exit opportunities (or MBA prospects)?

1. Regeneron: Automation Engineer
+F500 Biotech
+Decent pay, great incentives
+Great work life balance
-Stuck in upstate NY
-Pigeonholed into one industry
-More regulatory work than project mgmt

2. Walmart: Automation Engineer
+Dynamic project ownership
+Lots of Travel
+No. 1 company on F500
-Little fish in a HUGE pond
-Work life balance is eh

Tips for moving from Ops/PM work @ marketing agency to tech? Most tech Ops roles require SQL or heavy on data which isn’t my thing. I like building processes, workflows, making ops simple. Help a girl make a move — I need to feel stimulated

Currently out of job. Worked as a legal document reviewer/processor (contractor) for the past few years. I am looking to venture into new career. I have a bachelors, law degree from foreign country and a paralegal certificate (not interested in paralegal positions). Any ideas, suggestions will be appreciated. Thanks

Started looking at jobs in private accounting. I scored interviews for a Staff Accountant, Junior Accountant, and Accounting Assistant. I just finished interviewing for the Staff Accountant position which feels very much like AP/AR and Bank Recs to start, similarly to the other two positions. Does the title matter? I want to be able to grow but at the same time I want to make sure I’m moving up positions in my job search so I’m exposed to harder/higher level work.

how long does it take to hear back from Goldman and Sachs? I completed the Hirevue in December and it says my submission is still being reviewed.

Experience with Hirevue for an interview?

Best python certification?

Can any recommend the best way to break into medical device sales or pharmaceutical sales? I have over five years of b2b sales and cold calling. However, I notice most employers only want someone with prior medical sales experience. Not many willing to hire and train a person from outside the industry.

Been in consumer insights all my work life (10 years) and considering pivoting to product or product marketing manager roles. Yet I have had some interesting convos for people manager roles in insights recently and wondering if I should maybe refocus my efforts there. I’m looking for a broader mandate than just my immediate pipeline. I have been enjoying insights but grow frustrated by the lack of decision-making power. I rather would want to take a path with high long term career potential.

I decided that I want a career change. I am 22 and want to learn how to code (already have a smidge of background), and am wondering what languages start-ups are looking for? To be a full-stack developer; what do I need to know? Not sure where to start, thank you!!