I really regret not doing data science I know a few people that made the move / switch over ? I’m 31 I kinda feel like now or never

I have offer from shell (oil and gas industry) for ServiceNow developer CTC 13LPA banglore location.
2nd offer is from nagarro 11 LPA for pune location.
YOE is 2 years.
Which one I can prefer?

What happens because of some reasons if you withdraw your resignation before a week in cognizant ..

I love my job, the company and people I work alongside. But recently I've come to the realization that maybe there's something out there that's even better for me. But here's my problem...

What is the minimum cost for a PG ( single person/ single room ) in bangalore ?

I recently “came out” at my ad agency and listed my pronouns as they/them on zoom and in my email signature. I’m not expecting perfection at all and I’ve posted in Teams with helpful articles, offering to chat if people have questions.

But still, 95% of the company refuses to even address me by my pronouns, remotely try, or ask anything.

The agency itself is led by older conservative men, but I guess I expected at least some effort from younger employees.

What should I do?

Hey guys, I am an incoming Bain AC in europe (DACH region) and potentially looking into making the switch into PE later on in my career. Whilst i am aware that it is early to ask, what are some key aspects to follow, how/where to improve to potentially make the jump to a MF or UMM? Is there even a chance as a managment consultant? Do you know of people who managed the jump, if so what time of their career and how? I am asking this early as i know time flies when you then start working!

Any good resources (books, websites etc) to get started on investments and understanding investments for someone who knows nothing about it? TIA!

Any recommendations for robo vaccum and mop ?

What is WLB balance like at big banks for associates hired from MBA? How many hours per week?

What technology and techniques do you use to build in collaboration? Do you publish student work online?

Considering exiting consulting at a large energy company and getting into digital product development/management. Any words of wisdom?

Why does GNC provide their products at Walmart cheaper than in their own store? I sold a product to a guy who comes in later to return it because it was $15 cheaper at Walmart. Customers don’t go to corporate GNC when this happens, they go to the retail associates working the counter. I feel that this damages my reputation as a salesman when it’s really not my fault.

There’s this guy at my gym. He is hot AF. When he lifts, he makes these noises that sound so hot! Lol. It’s hard for me to concentrate on my work out. So far our interaction with each other (contd.)

MBA admit here and have to put down a deposit soon, having serious cold feet right now due to the covid situation and potentially having to start virtually. Would love any perspective on how it's been particularly socially and what your schools' outlook on the fall is

Have you ever given honest feedback to a company when leaving? For example the d&i initiatives leadership is taking has lead to joking about common racial stereotypes in office whenever an update is sent. I’m not used to those comments being said so freely for all to hear and fear they’d hire a minority (as part of those initiatives) in my place and subject them to that. I’m not sure what there is to gain but wanted to get other points of view.

Accepted an offer recently (last week) and haven’t heard back from the HR regarding a confirmed start date (we discussed dates but didn’t nail down in offer letter) or background check, is this stuff that normally takes time to get set up? Thanks

Do cover letters actually make a difference when applying for a job?

Has anyone made the leap from Corporate accounting/Financial reporting to something more niche like Revenue Reporting? I work in SEC reporting but want to work somewhere more diverse/fast paced/in the saas world and am considering a revenue reporting manager position at a tech company.

I haven’t worked in revenue before and am not super familiar with 606 so I don’t know if I would flop but I’m a CPA with 8+ yes experience (mix of PA/corporate experience)

If I’m making 65k in my first year of audit, should I jump ship now before I reach senior for a job as a “senior accountant” with 85-95k comp? Or should I wait until I reach senior associate and then jump to the same 90-100k range?

More than likely receiving an offer for a more technical position than I’d like in my career. In short, I think it pigeonholes me into a role I’m not comfortable with and have little interest for.
How do I politely reject the offer when it comes through?

Has this happened to anyone? Where you go through the interview process - and they call you back saying you did great in the interview and that you'd be a great fit but the role has been filled. So they are going to pass you to other hiring managers and see if you'd be a good fit in the other teams? I'm so confused.

Hi , can anyone please give ideals of role to be looking for A2 big 4audit , no CPA, want to transition into something different from audit. Also will be 2 years in October . Should I stick it out till then ? Or start looking and what role ? Thanks

Really interested in a job a recruiter brought me. However apparently the dept hiring and HR are now in conflict as HR wasn't notified the dept hired a recruiter and HR doesn't wanna pay the recruiter. Anyone experienced this?

What amount of money would you need to be offered from another company to leave (talk in terms of percentage increase in salary and include your level at the firm)? I’m passively looking and am curious what offer would be considered too good to pass up as an AY2.

I have an interview at U.S bank for senior risk analyst coming up. I am currently a senior audit associate which is a big switch I’m assuming. Any tips to prepare?

does anyone know where to get good resume review/help? Haven’t updated mine since college and don’t know what I still need on there or should take off

Ok fishbowl family - I need advice. Rising senior 1 here and realizing that I genuinely get no joy out of audit. I’m way too stressed and really do not care about accounting and have made it a life goal to never book a journal entry. I want to take the next year to figure out what my dream job is and go for it. Here’s what I like: I love talking to people, mentoring & teaching, organizing, learning. I literally loved everything in college- I was between majoring in accounting or psychology. 1/X

Are there consulting/advisory jobs that are less number-crunch focused?

I applied at this company and last Friday they verified my references. And then 4 days later hiring manager sets up a phone conversation letting me know they still have other finalist they are interviewing and will let me know when t they make a decision. I really wanted this job and now idk if I’ll even get it. But my question, why would she verify my references and not offer me the job!is that normal ? This never happened to me before 😞

My glowing review, complete with the “It’s not a matter of ‘if’ you’ll make partner, but ‘when’” line, resulted in a $4,000 salary increase. For the third year in a row.

I billed 200 more hours than last year and earned another certification. Now at $76k in a low to mid COL area. Top 25 firm.

Is it time to jump ship?

How hard is it to move from audit to internal audit / risk advisory? Are the hours better? Willing to switch firms if it’s easier to do so.
I do enjoy audit but this life is not sustainable.

Anyone mind sharing what they left PA for? Trying to get some ideas here, I’m in tax but would appreciate any non-standard exit opps too!

S1 tax in Boston, intending to relocate to Pittsburgh for personal reasons. I'm expecting a pay rate decrease due to COL difference. Any advice appreciated. Referral, recruiting forms to avoid, etc...