I worked at Swift Recon now Swift Collision. I worked there from July 2023 til Feb 6, 2026. I was always treated fairly. The management is very employee oriented and the HR person is on-site. For me, it was a great place to work. The reason I no longer am employed there is, because I retired! I am 83 and just felt like it was time to enjoy my life.

What is the best advice you would give to a junior account manager?

Sprinklr hiring for Senior devops engineers & devops engineers
3-5 years experience
Location: Bangalore
Let me know if anyone is interested

Interviewing with Gartner for business development manager position. I’m not sure where to start with salary discussion. Does anyone have info on a range for this position? Also interested in information about this position if anyone is familiar with the company. Thank you.

How personal is too personal for a SOP. I want to talk about how my aunts postpartum depression and consequent suicide shaped my career aspirations. Is that too personal/ would that be inappropriate to share?

Husband and I have been TTC for almost a year. His semen analysis came back all normal with the exception of morphology at 1% (Kruger Strict criteria). Anyone have insights into morphology and it’s impacts on fertility? From what I’ve read and after talking to our fertility specialist morphology seems subjective.

Anyone gone through Amazon AWS’ military apprenticeship?

Hoping someone else will share!!

Has anyone successfully transferred offices within Texas? Dallas to Austin.

Can’t wait until all the F1 races are in America 🇺🇸

EY raises and PBB so far have been in line with past few years. So much for the “this time it’s different” hype. Time to jump ships and get additional 15-20% raise

Every employees at TD just got a 3% off cycle raise to combat inflation. Comes into effect July 1st.

Have other companies done similar? Obviously doesn't fully offset inflation but I'm glad to see the bank addressing the issue.

I worry public officials (teachers, nurses etc.) Won't be so lucky

Hi everyone, I’m an architectural designer (from Europe) with 1.5 yrs experience. I’m working for a practice in San Francisco, full-time from the office, getting 25 an hour. It is so expensive to live here, I am struggling to make things work. Is this a normal salary for someone of my experience or should I ask for a raise? I don’t want to be greedy but it’s so expensive out here… Thank you 🌈

Should I be happy because I still have a job or should I be mad and sad because I didn't get a rise? I'm underpaid and got a 9k raise through 4 years of work

Is it good to hpe seeing current layoffs. Is there good work life balance? Job security?

Do you guys charge vacation form holidays or excused leave?