I feel like I have career indecision. I go down one train for a little while before thinking another train might make more sense. And they’re not logical leaps, either. One day I’m staying in consulting, another I want to do a startup, another I want to get into tech, another I want to get into finance. I’m not really sure what my root motivation is and I think that’s the cause of all of this. Has anybody had this kind of experience and gotten out with a clear direction?

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Do we get bonus if we are serving notice period in EY GDS ?

Has anyone here worked on any cell or gene therapy projects, or anything closely aligned? Curious to hear about your experiences, how those companies are/operate, etc.

Accenture tech 🐠, how long did it take between closing MD interview and offer?

When interviewing with a startup, what positives/red flags should you look for? (Solvency, culture, work life balance, career growth)

Had a Series A earlier this year. Total funding is about $10-15m

Anyone know comp for senior analyst in FP&A at Twitter?

how much % raise have you folks gotten from a promotion in a corporate accounting position? Not public accounting. Last time I got promoted it was a 10% raise and wondering if thats an acceptable increase

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What is a good Salary for a Sr Operations Manager role at Uber? In the UK, and also, is it negotiable? Right now they offered me a very low comp. I have 7YOE

I thought I was dead set on getting a remote job but discovering those are hard to come by. I found something I like but would have to be in office once a week and will be 3-4 days eventually. If the pay is a 15% bump plus 15% bonus, plus carry after a year (it’s a VC) would I be stupid to not take it just because of the in office requirement? I’ve really become accustomed to remote life and don’t want to go back in person, but the money is making me wonder if I’m being stupid with that thinking

How do you like working at PwC??

That feeling when you totally missed an early morning call because you were studying GMAT and log on to find out it was cancelled.