How is ELM (engineering lifecycle management) product of IBM , in terms of work load and job security ?
Any review for team and manager for this product at Gandhinagar?

How much hike we can expect while promoting from SA to M level ?

Is there any strong Marketing Department in Cognizant where Marketing Functional Roles (Brand Management/ Brand Development/Marketing/PPT Developments etc) is put to use? And if so, how can one channelise into the same.
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Is Cognizant Consulting same as Cognizant Business Consulting? And how much it is different from CTS?

Need 11 likes for direct messaging

Hey JPMC Employees, Which LOB is best for Software Engineer in terms of:

1) Growth

2) Learning

3) Work Life Balance

Summer is rolling through town like a freight train! It's gonna be over in the blink of an eye. What's going on this weekend?!

My company is looking for a new CFO (my would be boss) and I may have an opportunity to interview him/her. What questions should I ask ?

Currently, nothing exciting about my job at Big 4 so, would like to give myself 4-6 months before I give a shot at FAANG+M, any suggestions on what key skills I should focus on and tips for interview prep? Open to learn any new skill (hard or soft) that can improve my chance at faang. All suggestions that help me plan and execute this journey are welcome.

What’s the record for fastest PA -> Industry boomerang? Share stories

where my mid 40s and up peeps at? where you working and what are your next career moves? life moves?

How do you handle people complaining about store policies? I don't make the rules, but I don't want to be rude

Roommate and I were debating this: How many people here eat a square breakfast regularly?

One key selling point, as they are trying to offer is the opportunity to work one day a week to use for things like training, acquiring certifications or building applications that you are interested in.

This sounds amazing. I don't get that at my current job. So, is this too good to be true? I would like your opinion on this.

Looking to transfer into a client associate role (unregistered at the moment, but willing to obtain). Currently have ~1.5 YOE in valuation (financial statement analysis, modeling, etc.) I get that those skills could be unrelated to a CSA role, but I think there could be some similarities. Does anyone happen to have a referral or can anyone give DM me some insight into what a CSA role would look like? I appreciate it.

Any idea what areas/roles will experience the most growth in relation to hiring based on the recent announcement?