I have 5 YOE as warehouse operation supervisor. looking to complete a CSCP certification. I want to take my career to the next stage in leadership any suggestions as to how to do that?

Hello fishes,
I am a Salesforce Developer with 2.2 YOE. I have offers from big4 (Deloitte, KPMG) and a product based company (Sparta Systems, A Honeywell Company). In Sparta Systems I will be working on Salesforce and cross technologies (Java, AWS). Sparta has offered me 16LPA and KPMG has offered 14.5 LPA fixed and other company benefits. Should I go for a brand or Sparta in terms of learning and career growth. Money is not a concern here. Thanks in advance for any valuable suggestions.

I have 4.5 years of experience as BA. Should I Study for CBAP or technical BA tools? Which option will be more suitable in terms of financial growth?

I left my Brand Marketing Manager role where I led strategy, creative, and media - is it possible to find in-house roles that let you do it all with 5yrs experience + proven success?

I’m nervous to start selling insurance in an only -commission position although I hear these are the most lucrative. Would you insurance agents out there recommend a newbie insurance agent accept an only commission position? Please let me know

MBB Associate / Consultant from India here. Have an offer for an Analyst role at a large consumer goods company in Amsterdam. Not too crazy about doing an entry level role, or moving countries in a pandemic. It's also a pretty rare opportunity to move to Europe and have an adventure. Not sure if I should take the plunge. Any thoughts?

I’m just a general management consultant (3 YOE) with no tech background. But I want to work for FAANG. People always ask what I want to do, but I don’t know what I want to do. I just want to work for FAANG. I’m 27. Any advice on what I can learn from the ground up to work there coming from this background?

What are everyone's thoughts on executive MBA vs. traditional MBA? I'm currently pursuing a traditional MBA but sometimes I wonder what could've been 😅

What are the tldr differences between HR roles, people Operations, and people business partner positions? They all seem similar but I’m curious how y’all characterize them. I’m coming out of a very internal position at a nonprofit and I’m trying to better align my work accomplishments to make sense in more traditional career paths.

Assuming you’re not a developer, could you rank (1- being the easiest to 10 being the hardest) Salesforce certs according to their level of difficulty?

Have been doing 1040/1065/1120s - private client and high net worth individual, but want to have more experience in estate planing and trust work, any advise how to make transition ? Current office is heavily compliance. Do I have to transfer to those special group ?

Hi everyone, I have a question about job transition. I want to transition into sales training. I have 9 YOE in sales account mgt and created some really effective trainings my office used and loved. After that I got 2 yrs in curriculum development elsewhere. 

I want to move into a sales training role that will take into consideration my sales experience? Don't want to start from scratch. What job titles should I be looking for?

Imagine you're looking for a remote job at a large company with a sophisticated marketing function, strong manager, and room for growth. Making good traction, but then you're contacted by a company in a niche that FASCINATES you...like you read books about this subject for fun, you'd probably love this job. It's remote, the salary is good, the manager is nice, but you'd be the most senior marketing person; the company is about 200 people. What would you do?

Currently at 105 base at D GPS (Fed) as a second year SC. Worth jumping to another big 4 this year? Have a TS clearance and non target mba, about 6 years exp

How do I jump ship from FP&A? My dream job used to be education or something more creative and I want to make that switch.

People that have taken a non-traditional path - how did you get to where you are now? I went to a target-school and studied finance, so I'm always interested in hearing about more varied backgrounds.

So lately I’ve been using the interns to get the engagement and work papers set up so I can go in and do the return. I don’t think it’s fair for their growth. I’ve seen managers do it so I’m taking part in it. But what do you think? It does help make me more energy but I can stop doing this too.

Hey All

I am badly looking for a job change. I am a Btech +MBA graduate

My skills are around bid/proposal management, market intelligence, program management, marketing operations.Certified scrum master also.

Please share any opportunities you may have for these skills


Thanks in advance

What dating apps y’all using these days and would recommend? Looking for fun and potentially something more long term

As realtors, our worst and best friend are the contractors, being friends with the contractor that remodelled a home you are going to sell is a plus because you can know for sure what kind of improvements were made to the house and why; and what kind of things are pending to be improved, that way you can provide real information to the client. You know what they say: a happy client always comes back to you.

How risky is it to buy Allen Edmonds online given several different size options? Do I have to go to a store?

I block my friends on Venmo to not engage in a Venmo war

Hello Fishes.. I had applied for a position and had completed the cultural assessment. Received an automated mail that said “we will be in touch soon”. It’s been more than 20 days and haven’t received any communication. Should I expect any reply now? What’s the usual procedure like?

Anyone with any positive stories on life after consulting in industry? Feeling very lost at the moment on my entire long term plan but know consulting isn’t going to keep me going for too much longer. Any success stories would be appreciated.

What salary should I be expecting for a Senior Consultant role in EY? Digital Delivery. Also, I was told there's a really good remote/flexible culture and it's only if your client/engagement requires you in then you've gotta go in. Is this true?

Is there any website that has real creative decks to pull deck design inspo from? I’m always curious how other people lay out their decks!

Anyone at EY-P willing to offer a referral?

Salespeople, those who've done both, do you prefer to close business and maintain the clients within a book of business or close and pass the client along to AM?

Hi team, am looking for an immediate joining, have 8.5 years in consulting/ project management experience and 2.8 in capital market

I recently cleared all rounds of interview for Mindtree and waiting for the offer letter. However, since Mindtree has been recently acquired by LTI, is there any layoff expected to happen in Mindtree?
Kindly pls give me an idea about how the situation is now in both companies.

Hi guys, I am a CFA & FRM holder passed out of tier I b school. I have 8+ years of experience in equity research & project financing roles. I'm taking a break & would like to work on hourly basis as a consultant (part time) for some months due to personal commitments. Please let me know in case any of you guys can offer me anything!

I have been selected as Cloud Support Engineer in Amazon and is being offered 20lpa fixed and 5lpa sign on bonus for first year and 4lpa sign on bonus for second year. And I am being offered 20lpa in Amazon stocks spread over 4 years. My YOE=5 years and I am from DevOps background. When the salary discussion happened I didn't negotiate at all. Is the offer good enough for my experience?

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Hey guys, i need to send a mail for a bank for an approval from my wipro mail but i need to know there is sensitivity(internal to wipro) as selected and some other like external,confidential, public, non business what i need to select before sending the mail

Please let me know

Financial services management consulting exit opportunities

I've grown tired of the agency world and want to move over towards client side/marketing in house. I've only had recruiters from either agencies or staffing agencies reach out to me on Linkedin for roles I'm trying to move away from. Any tips on how to pivot out of the agency world into the client side?

I'm a paralegal getting my MBA by August 2023. I had an interview for a new position at my current company but in a different department. The new position is to help open new locations across the US including hiring, training, performance, etc. It is heavy travel (75%) going to the new sites. Salary for the new position is $110k and I currently make $85k. No formal offer yet but current department is trying to keep me. ADVICE PLS!

Again it's khooni Monday after long weekend.

I'm currently interviewing for a CSM role at a tech company and have been asked to present a case study. They have given me the customer, some data and now want me to present how I would approach the situation with their upcoming renewal. I feel pretty good about my presentation but I have also never worked as a CSM directly. I tried googling case study interview examples to help me confirm if I am on the right track but didn't have much luck. Are there any resources to guide me? Thank you!

Financial services management consulting exit opportunities

Is it acceptable to call an employer/recruiter to follow up on an application? Currently have an application under review at Deloitte. It’s been 3 weeks…I very much want this job. Could I ruin my chances if I call?

For the people who earned the SHRM-CP, did you feel it was worth it? I have an indirect HR position, been applying for more HR focused positions and wondering if this would help. I got the CAPM (certified associate of project management) in December, but that hasn’t really changed things. Would love some opinions before working on another certification!

Is it worth making a lateral move to another company for 10k more in pay even if you know you won't stay in the field long?

Imagine you're looking for a remote job at a large company with a sophisticated marketing function, strong manager, and room for growth. Making good traction, but then you're contacted by a company in a niche that FASCINATES you...like you read books about this subject for fun, you'd probably love this job. It's remote, the salary is good, the manager is nice, but you'd be the most senior marketing person; the company is about 200 people. What would you do?

Hey I’m new here and ready for a new career change. Please feel free to spare some like so we can DM

Iam a BE graduate from india and now iam working as a floorman (oil rig) in kuwait.iam planing to do my higher studies in the petrolium field at norway.can anyone suggest the better courses related to the field and the scopes and opportunities in Norway for the particular filed

Hello,
I’m having a very hard time trying to pivot into consulting from my background in healthcare. Invested in an MBA, but it doesn’t seem to have helped. I’ve had numerous rejections - can anyone offer advice or even review my CV?

My nephew is double majoring in accounting and international relations. Are there any unique or niche career opportunities that can come of the two combined? I want to be a good uncle and guide him in the right direction. Also asking for myself because I am interested.

Hey all, new to this bowl. Currently a Tech Recruiter and eventually want to make the transition into a HRBP or HR Generalist role. Would love to hear from anyone who started in recruiting then transitioned into another area of HR. Have been thinking of either working on PHR certification or MBA with focus in HR mgt. Thanks!

Hey all! I majored in journalism and spent a couple years as a reporter before pivoting into PR/comms. I’ve been in this career for almost 5 years now, but have been at smaller orgs with little grasp of comms/PR the whole time. I’ve had some successes, but no real mentoring. It’s mostly been me playing around with trial and error. I could use tips on getting noticed by more comms savvy companies where I could really learn the trade.

Hi guys! I'm currently working as an SDE at Amazon (2 years of work exp). I'm looking to switch out of Amazon and would appreciate any referrals. Please feel free to DM me. Thanks in advance.

I have over 12 years in B2B sales/sales management experience along with a graduate degree. I am wanting to shift gears and I am at a point where I can invest time in myself to learn through practical experience. The new industry I am wanting to pursue is real estate investment. I have read all the books but want some hands on experience on the property management side. How could I best leverage my skills for a role in this, and what should my expectations be for negotiation in compensation?

What are some good interview questions to ask the interviewer?

- I haven’t interviewed in a long time so I’m nervous and lacking questions.