I got an offer where I will be the only lawyer for the division and my manager will be non-legal. I know this isn’t a typical set up. What are some important questions I should be asking?

When starting at a new company, what’s an appropriate amount of time to pull together a social media strategy and general digital marketing strategy?

Salary question! I’m a senior account manager with 5+ yrs experience (Commercial Insurance) - on the road to being an Account Executive in the next year. Can others post their base salary that are in a similar spot in their career? Just wanting to compare and make sure my salary is fair/average for the west coast area as I am not from here originally.

Job Opportunities in PDX? Anyone know people looking for new jobs in PDX? I am sourcing candidates in PR (Director) and integrated marketing (A/C Supervisor) and other roles. Would love any referrals! S.Towers at bolywelch dot com

Does anyone know various third party agencies that do Nike specific recruiting? Been trying to break in and feels so tough without some kind of “in”

Please share salary expectations for tax senior (experienced hire) in public accounting - midsize firm - in Portland Oregon. 5yoe (mix of public and industry) + CPA.

Anyone willing to chat about ZS Associates and possibly give a referral? Saw a role I was interested and have interested/background in consulting and healthcare

Any job openings for Forensics department? Exp - 4-5 yrs
Looking for vacancies for a friend 😅

Are y’all wearing ties to zoom interviews? Maybe good place to ask those in recruiting, I’m not in recruiting so are the candidates wearing ties ?

It's incredible how different your experience can be as an analyst with a shitty MD

Welcome to the Learning & Development bowl, everyone! Looking forward to the contributions of everyone.

Hi everyone! I’m an S1 in tax at a Big 4 in NY (only been here for a few months). I was recently offered a chance to join a long term engagement (at least one year) for a massive new client. I’ll only be focusing on the tax provision aspect for them. They’re building out a team just for this client from scratch. Do you think this is a good project to be on? Any negatives or drawbacks? Thank you all! I’d appreciate any advice!

How can someone get a break from TAP. it continuously sends project requirements every 2nd day, even when people are on leave. They need to provide at least 5-10 days for preparation if someone gets rejected 3 times..

Are there any apps/sites that consolidate points balances across a large number of credit cards and programs?

Any general thoughts on working at PharmaIntelligence aka Informa?

Yearly leaves in Nagarro?

Process flows...flows...blows...bowls...bowl...fishbowl...get on fishbowl and don't do your process flows...

Apartment shopping in CHI. Narrowed the list to Eight (see in thread). 🐟 feedback appreciated.

Do you think consulting industry might layoff people due to the coronavirus economy collapse.

Wanting to go for in house at Walmart - coming from insurance defense litigation. I think I'd be well qualified for their tort litigation positions. Anyone have any insight or tips for applying for such a job / such a career pivot?

Any tips for a 3rd year associate starting a new in-house job at a Big Tech company?

I feel like I’m my honeymoon period at my new job is ending. I haven’t had any negative incidents, but it just feels like the vibe has changed. Any thoughts on navigating it?

Anyone have any luck negotiating more PTO?

Any recruiters who would like to connect with me? I am a real estate attorney located in LA hoping to make the switch from firm life to in house. Please message me.

What is a good comp package for a Senior Product counsel role at a fairly established hyper growth tech co?

Product Counsels — what do you dislike most about your job and why? Can be anything — type of work, internal clients, $$$, career progression, etc.

Despite my title, I am much more privacy counsel than product, so would love to hear thoughts.

Can anyone give me insight about what I should expect with a promotion to senior counsel? I’ve heard there will be a base raise and RSUs but curious what is common

Do candidates for in house positions get totally ghosted after screeners even after sending a follow up email reiterating interest? Or is the lack of response a sign of no decision being made yet?

Did anyone have an interview with Amazon for an ACC position? And know how long after the phone screen/hypo stage they contact you? It’s been two days, I’m thinking they are going to reject me if they are taking this long?

Are there any in house entertainment roles that are particularly good? Netflix is obviously FAANG but I’ve heard the culture is cutthroat. On the other end of the spectrum, heard the traditional TV networks pay terribly. Any other options? What about in house music roles? Is that a thing?

Had anyone worked as an in-house counsel in a startup and then moved to a law firm or another company? Was wondering how the transition looks like after working in a startup. Will it be hard to find a job in a midsize company later? Thank you!!

I just put in my two weeks to go to an AM 100 law firm to work in a niche practice area. I've never worked in a firm before. I started of doing compliance (non-attorney role) and then went in-house (acting GC for medium size company got a year). Any advice for someone who never had firm experience? If you went back to a firm what do you think you would have to prepare for? (Besides billiable hours and no life. ) Also, fwiw, I graduate in 2018.

Articling in big law and getting sworn in soon. Got an in house offer at a big company, which pays more than big law and someone says they’re willing to mentor me. Wondering if I should make the jump? How hard would it be to go back to a law firm if I regret it. What i will be doing is very specific but also many other companies and law firms look for that., even though companies seem to outsource it less and less.

Newbie question: where does Risk Management end and begin in relation to the role and work of in-house counsel? Where the two overlap and where do they (or should) significantly diverge?

2 weeks post final in house interview and I haven’t heard anything. So anxious! I will follow up shortly.

Does anyone else’s company do “secondments”? I was asked to “look into” this? Someone who is a non attorney executive had a great idea they could save money and have outside counsel “at their disposal” 24/7 and on-site? Is that how this works? I know we spend a lot of $ on outside counsel but I don’t see how one of them having an office on-site adds much value? Maybe it’s a good thing. I am supposed to “report back.” Are they a joint employee? I was asked to advise “what this will look like.”

Just curious, for others who transitioned in house from a firm, when did you fully realize/appreciate the benefits of your transition? I moved about six months ago and it’s taken some time to adjust, but I think I’m finally getting there. I have to laugh at how “busy” everyone claims to be all the time, clearly no where near law firm levels of busy. Just wondering what the light bulb moment was for others to think “yup, this is what I’d always been looking for.”

How does one do basic diligence on a Chinese contract manufacturer? How do I verify what they are representing is true? It’s a big company but apparently has several subs of unknown stability or complexity that actually contract for services?