I am thinking of telling my leadership that I will leave the USAF when my enlistment ends unless I can get assigned a particular shop. I hear the Army offers its members incentives like permanent change of stations (PCS) or going to schools to help retention. Does the Air Force do anything similar? What's the best way to get what you want out of leadership and express your desire to work in the shop in a calm-cool-collected manner?

I put in a lot of effort to show my client properties that fit their requirements, but they ended up working with a different agent just because they wandered across an open house. I'm so frustrated right now. Has anyone else experienced this?

What are some of the best consulting firms for digital strategy roles? Looking for a change and was wondering which of the T1/T2 firms have digital practices in Canada. I have applied to ATK and McK. BCG is working to establish their presence in Canada but their team is focused on establishing top down. Bain doesn’t have digital focus. Can anyone shed some light on other T2 firms?

Publicis- I’m confused. Do you get paid for Gigs on Marcel? Or is it just to get experience?

Why is it that as soon as a male creative director is hard on you someone have to say “remember he’s a dad too”

Looking for senior designers that knows shopper marketing. Please DM with books!

I am considering uprooting my family and moving to TN for a better quality of life. I am having one heck of a time trying to find a new job while states away, while working full time. Does anyone have any pointers? The thought of this move makes me wish I could just quit now.

Ok NOW I can finally say I passed all four parts of the CPA exam. I can’t even begin to tell you all how hard of a journey this has been for me and how much sleep I’ve lost throughout these past few months. It was all worth it though. I see people are announcing they passed on LinkedIn so just practicing again until I finally do.

Can anyone tell me if there is any portal for e-separation. My friend was trying to put paper but he works on client laptop and he did not know much details.. Is there any portal in velocity app for the same

Hi All,

I have offers from following companies. I am java backend developer. Only 7 days remaining in my notice period. Please suggest which one to choose. Years of experience 3.5 years

Accenture Bangalore

ADP Hyderabad

Ericsson Bangalore

I am currently working as a telecom consultant. What should I be learning if I want to get better job opportunities in better companies.

Anybody on Trintellix? Thoughts ?

Data Scientist at HP vs Data Science Analysis Manager at Cisco (IC), which one is a better position in terms of role and future prospects in Data Science. Years of experience is 6

Hi everyone - I made it to the final round of interviews with Amazon for a Program Manager position. They initially asked if I would relocate and at the time I said yes - however, due to my husband’s new job I’m no longer able to relocate.
Has anyone ever negotiated to work remote for Amazon?

Cannot make up my mind on carry on - I have a tumi leather carry on.. but need a new one..

Any advice for someone who is on 3 waitlists? All in the same tier (T15) and probably would go to all 3.

What shift do most developers work in ?
I've heard a lot of negative feedback about 2-11 shift.

Does business Process Internal Audit or IT Internal Audit make more?

If I have double British and American citizenship, should I join the US or British army?

Does anyone else feel like they have become too utilitarian and objective?

What's your favorite tactical vehicle?

We as the armed forces of the United States have a research department, but the greatest advances at the armament level come from private sectors, this could not be something counterproductive because if they sell a product to us, what deprives them of selling it to other countries?

Do you ever regret pursuing the life of a soldier?

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

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 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.

Take victories and defeats as equals! Nothing will teach young soldiers more than making mistakes in the heat of battle that almost cost you your life. If you're still breathing, there's something to learn. Listen to it.

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?

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.

What makes a good soldier in your opinion?

Do you guys think that our country is being heavily militarized?

What was your primary reason for joining the military?

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

When (if ever) did you start seeing your drill instructor as a real person who felt compassion for the recruits?

My advice: Concentrate on yourself above anything else, follow orders but also know how those orders affect you, serve your country but never forget you are serving yourself first. The objective is not to die honorably but to survive dutifully. What else would you add?

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.

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 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?