Hi. Do I qualify for CFRA in California if our firm has at least five employees but a couple of them are W-2 and the rest are 1099?

Is it true that all transfers to US have been put on HOLD?

Hi, i will be joining a startup soon to work as a product manager. What are some good books/materials/courses I can read in the meantime to prepare myself better for the job?

Do we have access to learning platforms like Coursera and udemy or anything else? Or do we have an option for reimbursement?

Are blue jeans client-friendly when styled appropriately and paired with a blazer? Or are jeans always a no-go?

How do ya'll survive your first 90 days at a new job? What are some ways not to piss people off during those first 3 months? Trying to advise my lil sis

Is anyone willing to share tips on avoiding burnout and setting boundaries with their executives? I have six people on my desk and am finding it difficult to stay motivated and continue giving everyone the same level of support.

Series 79 and 63 - does anyone have these? Tips for how long it takes to study? I.e. 3 hours a day spread out over a month or something more intense?

Best business-oriented, but novel-style books with good writing, style, & interesting characters? Not really self-help/advise focused, more of actual literature with business themes/plots. Any recs?

How is the Change Management Analyst L2 work, role and responsibilities?

I've been following Coforge LinkedIn page, and I have decent offer from them. In one call HR said we will be moving towards 5 days work from Office, to which I said I don't mind. Now that aside, their LinkedIn posts everyone at VP SVP levels are joining.. seems like they are growing very fast, as hiring at such high Positions happens only that time.

Question is - whenever I compare Coforge with any other people say avoid Coforge.. Why????

Is Edelman the Goldman Sachs equivalent of Communications/most prestigious? I have heard mixed things.

I have been working as technical customer success manager from last 2 years and worked as Business analyst for 1 year. In total I am holding an experience of 3.2 years. I am good with SQL, Advanced Excel, Google Data Studio, Tableau, Google Sheets, Power Point, Jira, Asana etc.
I am looking for a remote opportunity for the role of Data Analyst / Business Analyst. That would be great if you can help me find any such roles.

Can someone comfirm the salary slab for
Critical Incident manager plus problem and change management responsibilities.
I am trying to retain in my current org

YOE :4.8
Offer in hand 13 lpa
Thanks

A company I am interviewing with has a First Generation Low Income affinity group. I am a first generation academic from a poor background - should I mention that one of the reasons why I picked this firm is their commitment to my category of people and my desire to contribute? Or would it be cringe?

My firm is hiring first party property attorneys for our team. If you are interested please message me! Kelley Kronenberg in Fort Lauderdale, but we would be interested in placing people in other offices or remote work.

Starting a new job at Applied Materials on Monday as a Manufacturing Engineer III. I’ve been out of college for 5 years and all of my work experience till now has been in R&D for start ups and small businesses . So not only is this a new experience for me going into such a large company but also a industry (semiconductors). Does anybody has tips or advices on what I should expect as a new hire and how I can set myself up for success? Thanks!

Feelings in general on Reminger and comp?

Difference in working in house for an insurance company vs for a firm?

My firm typically does insurance defense, but we take plaintiffs cases here and there. Is it typical that work done by associates on contingency cases isn’t counted toward their billable hour requirements unless and until we receive our fee on the case? This is my first experience with this, but it’s hard for me to reach my hours as is, without spending time on non billable cases like this with no assurance that I’ll see billable credit at the end.

Covid-19 coverage: what are you seeing? Where are we headed?

I am inquiring about a patient account coordinators salary. It seems I am asking way above average salary due to current position and experience I bring as well as education. Can someone give a number for this position and suggestions for negotiating pay to make what I’m worth.

What are all of you second and third year ID attorneys making? 🤔

I’ve been practicing Plaintiff’s first party for five years now. Contemplating a switch to an in-house role for an ins. Co. Can anyone give any insight to what the typical day to day is as in-house for an insurance company? TIA

Riddle me this Batman: Im told that I can bill X amount for X task but no more, or warned that I may not plan and prepare for certain things even though I do (lost time) Exhibit A: Can’t bill to plan and prepare a motion or pleading, plus bill for the drafting of the document. Seems not grounded in reality to me.

Anyone who currently works or has worked at Baker McEvoy (in NY)? If so, can we chat? Thanks in advance

Hello, does anybody have an recommendations for hospitality experts in Texas? Defending a hot coffee case.

Does anyone have any insight into attorney salaries at the Hartford in NYC?

If an insurer wrongly denies coverage for a property loss and business interruption claim, can the insurer still rely on the policy provisions to limit the type and extent of the recoverable damages?

How many hours a day (on average) do you have to work in order to bill 7 hours per day?

Received a job offer. Was wondering if anyone had any thoughts on a concern I had about it. It's an entry level position, and I don't have much experience. The billables are 2040 a year. For billable hours in civil litigation and insurance defense, is 2040 hours for a 1st year associate on the high end in this field for a small or midsize firm? It seems like most attorneys I know have minimum requirements of around 1800. The compensation is around 80k a year.

I work in insurance. I was working for an Allstate agent and was fired the day after my grandmothers funeral for being “unenthusiastic in our morning meeting”. Now I’m having anxiety searching for a job. I don’t think I want to sell anymore yet every single recruiter I interview with says I should, that I have a “salesperson mentality”. I’m burnt out. Has anyone else felt this way? How did handle it? Is there a different career path I can take or am I destined to sell insurance forever?

Have an offer to move from senior associate to NEP role at insurance defense (toxic tort mainly) firm in Chicago. Base salary $175,000 - fair base compensation in current market or below market value?

Any insight into the nyc Wilson Elser Office? Pay/culture for a 6th year