I saw another headline about companies cutting roles while investing more in AI. It made me pause because I work in sales, which is supposed to be “safe” from automation.
Still, it makes me wonder. Should I be learning more AI tools now, or am I overreacting?

I'm burned out. Ever since the pandemic started, my work hours have skyrocketed. Should I quit my job?

So there's like 3 members to this group? Lol

God, I miss my nice/peaceful commute home. Listening to a podcast in traffic was one of the highlights of my day

How can I help a parent with depression/anxiety get help while not making them feel worse?

Have y’all ever heard a COMPANY giving an employee 30 days notice and after those 30 days an employee is no longer with the company?

How many years did it take you to get promoted to senior software engineer?

Are FPX projects considered under utilization? I heard something about adjusted utilization... does that still exist?

I know it's on here somewhere but I'm looking for a women's backpack that's not Tumi. I have a back injury and it's doctor recommended. I hate backpacks so I want something cute yet functional.

Have a BCG interview coming up, but also current project is at an all time work high...any suggestions on how to juggle the two? obvs don’t want to just piss off my current responsibilities

McKinsey fishes: I’m now in final round of interviews. Realized I don’t know anything about the benefits package. What are the key things you like about benefits, e.g. the free health plans?

Will companies know that you got laid off if they do a background check?

Hi all,
I’m currently working for a small technical consulting start-up firm. I make good money, have great benefits, and they seem very happy with the work I’m doing, so I know I could move up quickly. However, tech consulting is definitely not my dream job. I want to get into data analytics, and I have an offer from a big company to do just that. I’ve only been at my current company for about 8 months, but I don’t ever see myself loving this job. How do I know when it’s time to make a change?

I'm trying to break into consulting after ~13 YOE in healthcare tech (payer and provider). My biggest hurdle is that I live in a random Midwest city and am unable to move due to having school-aged kids. What firms have a health tech focus area and allow remote hires?

Does anyone know of any entry level roles of data analytics based consulting pls?

How do you motivate yourself to get out of bed when you’re having an anxiety attack and just want to curl up under the covers?

I have an offer from HCL and TCS Noida and KPMG Pune. Offer from KPMG being a slightly higher package. Pune is far from my hometown and Noida is Close. Can you please suggest will KPMG be worth joining as a cloud and DevOps Engineer ? Is there a chance of relocation later since now there was an opening just for the Pune location?

So what is this rumor about EY switching to biannual promotions and raises for assurance? Any validity to it?