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So I got interviewed for a project by the IBM team. The interviewer told me that its a go ahead from their end, now the client will assess my profile and if they too are fine with it, I will be onboarded?
Is it true that we have client interview as well? If yes then after how many days of interview by IBM team, client interview takes place?
Or its just that if the IBM team is fine with it, we are selected for the project?
Any inputs on this will really help :)
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I would do $100 per person attending for HCOL and $50 for LCOL.
Also factor in how close you are to the people - up to you if you want to give more to closer friends.
I try to give more to those that make less money - just because
So you go crazy and give 75$ per person to people who make less money? You are a VP, can’t believe you are that cheap to give 50$…
Also want to say that i dont understand the thought of paying enough to cover what they potentially had to spend on having me there. 1) So if someone had a cheap wedding i give less and if they have an expensive wedding i give more? How is that what makes sense? Makes more sense to give more to those who have less.
2) they shouldnt be throwing a big party expecting their guests to pay for it.
Obviously everyone can give whatever they want, i just never understood this logic that many use.
Yea, for me it’s just covering my own cost. If it’s going to be a backyard wedding I’ll still give $150 if I go alone and $300 with my husband. But if it’s at a really nice venue where I know it will be $250 per head, I’ll definitely try and cover that and then some… it’s another story if you’re in a financially tight spot but I’m all for helping the newlyweds get ahead and not be in debt when they start their marriage
Just gave a $300 wedding gift to a very close friend. Would do the same for close family (i.e, siblings). For most friends/ extended relatives I’d probably be in the $100-150 range.
Y’all are cheap.
150$ is my budget for wedding gift.
Shouldn’t you give more with a date than by yourself ?
~$100 if just me. ~$150 if with my SO
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$100 for each of us ($200 total) $300 total if we’re really close to the couple
This is what we do. $200 for a couple if not particularly close.
Close can be from $400 (close friends) to $1k (close family).
$150 is my standard for spouse and I
What if it’s a couple and a kid?
I don’t have a kid but 50% for the child if eating kids menu
If you are close enough to get your teenage kids invited, count them as 0.75, 1 if they drink (21+)
$100
Depends on who it is. Maybe look at the register online and spend whatever you’re comfortable with.
I try to see if Lenny will go in on a spoon.
Depends on where you are in life and how many weddings you have to attend, and if you have to travel to attend. Typically would give $200-250 for my wife and me. Went to a wedding this year for the first time in a couple of years and gave $300.
$200 usually, more if super close like sibling (a few hundred more maybe)
I usually do $100-$200, mainly depending on how close I am with the person.
150-250
It was $100 in the late 1990s. haven’t been to a wedding in a while but thought it would be closer to $200-250 now. Interesting, thanks for sharing.
Going to my bfs close friend wedding (he is a groomsmen). Planning on giving $500 for both of us but it’s for charity. I went alone to a close friend wedding (as bridesmaid). I gave $200.
$150-200.
Alone / With +1 / Relationship
$150 / $300 / Coworker, church
$200 / $400 / Friend 5+ years
$250 / $500 / Really close, nice venue
$500 / $1000 / Relative
Same