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Opinions on Two Sigma Data Strategy and Operations team?
Interviewing for an associate role in this team and wondering if anyone has any insight on them as they’re relatively new. I’m coming from a bank S&T role and would be making a longterm career switch.
Is this a good longterm career move, how is the culture and work life balance, and can I expect comparable or better TC? My priorities are WLB and learning/growth
YOE: 3+
TC: expecting 200k+ in current role
Location: NYC
CPA exam, now stop asking that dumb question.
Hi, I've cleared technical rounds of Jio and waiting for HR discussion. I also hold an offer from other company of 24lpa. In manager round, he asked me about expected and said the HR will only be able to match with existing offer. But I've seen many people getting way better compensation than this. Can you guys please help with how much I can ask and negotiate with HR?
Current CTC 13.5lpa
Yoe 9yrs
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How is WLB in @KPMG GS ? HIKES and job security?
I would look up current students on LinkedIn and schedule informational 1:1 chats with them. This will give her a lot of insight about recruiting , case interviews, etc
Also, the career centers at these schools will have placement stats - she should connect with them too.
An MBA would likely be better for product. Not sure which program, but a program that is explicitly targeting product may do better.
MS in Comp Sci or better yet in Data Science. You don't need an MBA to be a PM (Amazon may be the exception here). What you need is some technical chops, and broad customer understanding, and PM experience.
I got that through a bachelor's in comp sci, tech consulting at Big4 and PM experience at a startup. Once you have 1-2 years of PM, lots of PM doors open.
I would also try posting this question in the MBA bowl, lots of helpful folks there too