How do I deal with or answer a junior person that whenever I ask a question the response is she sent an email about it, and she lately enjoys saying this during larger team calls? What gives? I could be involved in something else or heads down, but her MO appears to be to make it look like I chronically am not reading or tracking emails.

What titles do you hold at your different places of work?

Joining Deloitte shortly. Was told that since I have an approved EAD/AP they will not be filing a H1B. Is this a common practice?

Mask wearing inside stores: should it still be encouraged or not?

Does anyone know when London on cycle will be? Have seen a lot of posts for the US…

Friends what are the benefits of green card for parents if they do not want to relocate? Anyone else faced similar situation

I have one year subscription of amazon prime available. If anyone is interested I will sell it at 40% off.

Capgemini project - .Net Core, Microservices, Angular

FIS Project - .Net MVC

IBM Project - don't know

Capgemini - 18.5 fixed + 2L variable
FIS - 17.10 fixed + 1.90L variable
IBM - 17.14 fixed

Looking for highly job security with better project

Looking for advice in context of being a EY SM that will be part of NewCo if it goes through. Would I be better off shooting for MD this year vs waiting 2-3 years for Partner?

Is there any profile which is based on purely SQL and nothing else, no excel/tableau/powerbi task.

I’m a patent pros. paralegal working in bio/chem at my firm, 26 yo with an MS in Chem at 100k and a 115 hr billable req.
After the mental beat down that was grad school, I’m happy to have straightforward tasks and mentally coast, but my attys want me to start studying for the patent bar asap.
I like where I’m at and I know that once I start down the tech spec/agent/attorney path, it’s going to be full speed. How long do you think I can/should stay in this position before starting to study?

Is anyone in this group a K-2 VE teacher in Florida?

How long after transitioning did you start to feel comfortable in your role? Feeling major imposter syndrome in my first 3 months

So I’m charging jobs due to unforeseen situations to another company as a assistant manager and I wanted to know is it unprofessional to turn down a job after you already accepted the offer to take another companies offer if the pay is better by $5000-?

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.

So, some of my co-workers simply said that they want to go ahead and start something or start looking elsewhere (career change) because they don't know how much it will last at the pace we are going in regards to case intake and pay out. Should I start panicking or simply start looking elsewhere? They even they even told me if I was looking elsewhere or planned on doing so also. I found it weird in a way.