How different are the physical requirements for men vs women? I'm thinking of the Navy specifically but would welcome insights from any branch of the military, thanks

What does everyone wear for client meetings in a WFH setting

Have anyone started getting promotion or hike letters in EY GDS

Just got briefed to come up with a brand tagline and I quote: “Client is expecting action in the tagline, some sort of verb.” No other information, except what I already know of the brand by virtue of working on it. When I asked to speak with the client, my request was denied. Absolutely incensed with the servicing team. Not sure how to tell them this is unacceptable without screaming! Any advice on how to deal?

When you have rare moments of downtime what are your go-to websites to waste time on?

Hi new to dfw area looking to buy a house. How’s the commute downtown from Frisco/McKinney area?

What is a SapientRazorfish and in what bodies of water can they be caught?

RIP James Gunn’s career. Can we be done with the outrage machine now?

Anyone have recommendations for movers for unloading only? Coming from out of town and just need help unpacking my U-Haul. Will likely go the task rabbit route (quotes from moving companies were way overpriced), but thought someone here might also have a rec

can someone share a screenshot of CTC breakup from wipro.

What should be an average decent pay range these days (post pandemic) in India, for a 12-15 years experienced tech person in a stable and reputed MNC not startup? Please share your valuable inputs to all mid level employees.

Anyone at EY in Forensic Data Analytics? If so - do you like the work you’re doing/leadership/etc?

Hey Fishes,

Have anyone opted for extension in Wfh? How to apply for it? Did you get extension?

TIA

Any openings for Data Engineering profile?
Skills - Snowflake, AWS, Matillion, Airflow
YOE - 4.6

Anyone has an idea about the pay for Space Success Lead?

How much equity would you expect at a promising early age start-up? Esp considering you'd be one of their first employees.

I just became a commander. I've always been a good soldier, but it's my turn to lead. I hope I do a good job. Any words of encouragement?

tt's only my first year of service and I feel inadequate. Can you give me some advice, please?

Are there a lot of openly gay male soldiers?

How does one decide to take risks and apply for news job when the state of the economy and the world is ever changing. We know salaries are going up, but employers struggle doling out the cash. Is it better to stick where you are or jump into something new?

What do you think you would be doing if you hadn't joined the military? I think I would have been a math teacher or a farmer

There is a certain air of respect you get when you become a military professional. As long as you earn that respect, of course. But I like it, it feels good!

I feel like I haven't seen the results of our efforts. The Middle East is still a mess. There's a war in Europe we won't take part in. Does anyone else feel this way?

I brought my guitar to Iraq, it wasn't easy, but I managed to convince my commander to let me take it. I will never forget those days when we played our favorite country songs with my buddies.

I always have faith that everything will make sense, and we will move into a better era. Sometimes it's challenging to maintain that faith, but it's always there.

The death of my best friend in combat will forever haunt me, no matter how hard I want to accept it and let it go. I've been remembering every day since I came back. It's so hard to deal with this on my own.

What makes a good soldier in your opinion?

Am I the only one who fears a third world war is among us? I've been studying the circumstances that led to WW1 and WW2, and let me tell you, we're not as far as they were. I hope the better judgment of people avoids such a catastrophic outcome.

Is the military a well-paid career? I’m asking for my future.

What's the biggest life lesson joining the military taught you?

I've seen some unfair treatment among the ranks. Advice on how to handle it?

The feeling of avoiding mines buried on the gorund is one I carry at all times, and I remember the fear and the anxiety at every step. I still feel like this today, like every decision I make will lead to disaster.

What do you think is the most psychologically taxing part of being in the military? I think it's that you're taught to suppress yourself.

Many movies romanticize the sacrifice of one soldier and leave them as a hero, but I have always thought that I hate that. Why would someone need to lose his life to be a hero? I believe the mere fact that we put our life at risk in service is enough to be a hero

What was your primary reason for joining the military?

For those that have been in awhile and looking closely at retirement. Are you switching careers or if you did how did it go? What advice would you give someone four years out from retirement?