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What kind of training did your company provide?
Stop comparing success.
is your company hiring currently ?
Does jp Morgan provides headset too
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Aisle seat is the best seat.
Unpopular opinion: I think virtual trivia is boring
61% utilization as a first year associate. RIP
Any intel on FTI as a place to work?
I just want to say this, “Hakuna Matata”
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It’s called a community. A real one. Not one fabricated by owners of artisan cheese shops. Wild!
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Left city to move to one of these strange native lands.
In less than a year I know all of my nearby neighbors and we talk to each other and everything. Wild stuff.
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I can throw one of my grandparents into this as well.
My mom teaches there and in 36 years is has taught parents and now is teaching their children. These are the grandchildren of her classmates.
This is what human communities historically are and how they generally behave and in many places still work.
I worked for State Farm in Bloomington, IL. I saw 3 generations working there at the same time at different levels. Many couples were also working together (albeit for different divisions). It’s a different world there. People work for State Farm till 3pm and later they go work on their own farms. Not sure how things will change with arrival of new innovative companies like Lemonade.
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I agree about insurance but working in healthcare which is seeing e-Pharmacy entrants like Roman, I have a different take.
The tech itself is great but I’m generally finding that the people in these companies don’t actually understand their product, customer or the full lifecycle.
At some point I’m going to need to file a claim and work with municipalities. I won’t be surprised if these companies can’t execute a full customer lifecycle.
Isn’t it a great feeling? So much to talk about the school and teachers in the family gathering? I would love it!
I do get the same. It’s always good to keep your roots so you can go back at least for short visits.
That’s crazy, I ended up going to 7 different schools in 3 different countries - so did my mum, and grandparents. We are a family of diplomats and expats - as a result we have fragmented childhood across different schools and regions
I have always wanted to know what it’s like to have roots like yours OP. You’re fortunate in that sense
Yes! Go solve bigger global problems! Not to give $ to MDs and Partners to ensure their retirement pot money
I spent time in Louisville growing up and one of my friends was a 5th generation Male student, with his parents and grandparents all having attended and taught there, too.
Similar stories with a number of friends who went to Manual there, too.
Yeppers