I applied Executive Security Specialist ll.
I was turned down because I assume I didn’t meet all of the requirements. However, I met quite a few.
If an actual person, or the CEO could take a look at an application or applicant face to face, I would be hired. Why? Because I have what they are looking for. While I’m employed, they could put me through the training needed or, place me in a position where I would prosper and succeed, making the revenue I would like to make.

Anyone using Amazon Echo or Google Home? How difficult is it to get everything integrated?

Hi all,

I would like to hear out your opinions on internal salary negotiations at the back of promotion.

I'm a Business Analyst with over 10 years experience, been in the same company for the whole time, Currently, I'm below Average Industry standards by approx. 10% for my (current) role.

I have applied for internal job which is effectively one level above, meaning it would be a promotion.

I got the job, awaiting offer.

Average Industry Salary for the new role, according to online research,

Out of work and just been rejected for what would have been a great role... pointers for keeping skills in check whilst out of work... feel the longer I’m out the less employable I’m becoming

Hi,
I am currently working in digital marketing profile with a Germany based magazine company. I have a work ex of 2 years. I am looking forward to move abroad. I am trying to apply for jobs in canada, sweden, Ireland, Germany, not UK since that needs sponsorship.
Can anyone help me on this, what is the right way. I know i have less experience but i want to move out in a young age. I have tried Google jobs and glasdoor so far. I am currently 25 & i think this is a right age for a woman to move

Hi All,

Is $75kpa enough for two in USA, Georgia, Duluth?

I think post tax deductions I should get around 4.5k per month.

Please advice.

Current CTC is 14.2lpa.
However I have a 9 yoe and current stack is GCP, Python,Airflow etc for data engineer.
If i switch chances are I can get a 20lpa+.

My wife is not working and we plan to have a baby next year.

Please advice.

Mornin’
I’m looking to help a colleague get started in his engineering career. He’s a mechanical engineer with about a year of experience, looking for an entry level role. Open to remote position or relocation! Any and suggestions appreciated. Thanks.

How much equity would you push for if you considered a VP role at a Series C? What if it was $100m valuation vs $1B valuation?

What is the salary range for product owner at EPAM system?

Does ibm give any Diwali gifts?

Planning to do some Summer glacier national park backpacking. Anyone have any recs for routes/campsites? Looking for 3-5 nights, experienced backpackers

Applying to jobs on your work computer... do the Big 4 care or monitor?

How do I look up values from a column in a row? E.g. Values in A1:A6 in B2:F2?

Can I use ey laptop to attend interview ?

If i am a fresher in cognizant and worked for 2 months and have got better opportunity can I abscond from same as the other company is asking to join immediately

Moving to the Bay Area this summer from chicago. Any recommendations for good luxury apartments in Palo Alto, Redwood City or Mountain View? Also how critical is it to have your own car? I live in downtown chicago currently where everything is walking distance

What's your favorite tactical vehicle?

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.

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

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

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!

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

Many people ask me if we will be getting into a war with Russia. The way things look I think not, even though we are the most powerful military force in the world, a war between two such large forces would only be the destruction of the world.

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

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

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?

Can one become financially stable after being discharged from the military?

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

If you had to choose between the army and the navy, which one would you choose and why?

My colleagues are bullying me for being gay. I thought that was against the law. Should I talk to a lawyer?

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.

Getting into the military helped my feeling of abandonment due to my father's absence. It sounds funny, but being in the military showed me another type of parenthood that I needed.

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.

Do you ever regret pursuing the life of a soldier?

What was your primary reason for joining the military?