Related Posts
Hello Everyone,
Can anyone confirm what should be the ideal package one should get for Singapore location having total 5 YOE. Currently i am bachelor and want to know how much is the cost of living in Singapore.
Current CTC in India is 16 IBM" class="linkified" target="_blank" rel="nofollow" >fixed.IBM Tata Consultancy Tata Consultancy Infosys Amazon United Overseas Bank Limited Co.
Any travel opportunities at Tredence?
More Posts
Pro
Thoughts on Mindshare Chicago?
Additional Posts in People of the Airport
I feel that way too bud
Ctrl+C , Ctrl+V
Anyone stuck in BOS Terminal 1?
And never forget it.
Travel much, buddy?
New to Fishbowl?
Download the Fishbowl app to
unlock all discussions on Fishbowl.
unlock all discussions on Fishbowl.
If you live in Denver and want to work in life science you will probably travel regularly. If you want to work with PE firms or investment banking clients and you live in London you might never travel.
Haven’t traveled hardly at all
Just be aware that, from my experience, there is rarely travel to glamorous locations. Travel sounds great until it means suburban/rural location every week, staying in a hotel off the highway and eating fast causal for most meals.
Nope! I work in People & Org so I work across functions. I do tend to specialize in Life Sciences and most have their headquarters in suburbs. But have also worked in CPG and it was similar.
For a lot of us it’s become 0-20%, but it’s client dependent. I could roll onto my next project and go from 0% to 80% overnight.
I get some say, but if there is a true need for my specific skill set, I might be strongly pushed. Or it might be the only good project aligned to my skills where I could take other ones that will not be conducive to my development/goals.
For me it has been 0.01% . Pre pandemic it was like 10% in the past 10 years
When asking any kind of questions on consulting, i advise you use specific geo bcoz otherwise responses will be all over the place.
Oh good to know thanks!! Im in AZ
I’m at Deloitte—we’re being forced to collocate even when client doesn’t want us to travel. I’m traveling 3 weeks a month now.
That, or maybe they are potentially losing preferred rates with their vendors for minimum spend at major brand chains? No clue just a outside guess.
I joined in 2020 - have mostly done financial services and tech/ telecom and most of my work has been remote with occasional travel. Travel picked up this year but it’s still like Mon-We’d/Thurs once in 2 weeks.
Some industries travel more often. But it’s a definite change from the 4 day a week every week model we had
Be ware of internal team colocation. Some teams love doing that…
Surely it’s nice to get out of your home for a few days?
Yep. True. Sucks. All perks gone. No fun left.
I only know one person still traveling. Most are choosing not to though
I didn’t travel at all during COVID, but now I’m back to on-site at the client Mon-Thu every week.
In the Nordics, our customers are back to a 90% of pre Covid volume.
Yeah this sucks especially wfh when the temperature is 100oF and you don’t have ac
Moving to CA? Yes
Started Summer 2020 and haven’t traveled once.
Went from weekly travel for 7 years (as in m-th every single week of my career) to traveling once in the past 2.5 years, and even that was for internal.
Definitely seeing a pattern with accenture!