I'm avoiding gyms due to covid, so I'm only working with my weights and bench, but I'm having issues with butt workouts. I'm a healthy, active 32 yo woman, and I do squats and hip thrusts with booty band with around 30 lb kettlebell. Anything heavier and I'm hurting my back. I keep double checking my form and everything seems right. Any tips?

What is average pay range (base salary only) for a new Manager 1 (Risk practice) in big 4 consulting, Dallas / Houston area? Trying to bench mark where I’m at.

Has anyone also struggled to get on a project as a new hire? Doing all I can (I think) networking, volunteering, speaking to staffing manager etc but can't seem to get off the bench.

Has anybody had success pivoting off the bench into a non-managerial role?

Realizing that my favorite part of my job is when I'm on the bench and not staffed. I'm taking that as a sign that consulting probably isn't for me anymore.

New hire and been on the bench for a week. Offered a position that's outside my industry and also would be a terrible daily commute (2 hrs one way), should I continue to network and look around?

Hello fishes, I am working at IBM as a Data Scientist and currently on bench. I will be resigning today as I have a better offer in hand right now. Wanted to know if I have to serve entire notice period of 90 days even when on bench or IBM gives early release ?

First year analyst, 10th week on the bench. Too stressed...😞. Stressed while on a project and while off one. #StressedForever #Consulting

PwC NY FS bench. If you are a senior on the bench go.

As an analyst in AFS trying to roll off is it often difficult to find a replacement?

Is it a good time to be on the bench early 2020? When does the recession most likely hit?

Any recommendations for an adjustable-height desk? A few weeks on the bench made realize how shitty my current setup is. Thanks!

Trying to force a second roll off 🤗

Deloitte S&O has no west coast bench, expect experienced hiring to pick up soon

A question for all management-are you aware that new hires are doing absolutely nothing while they’re on bench? Why hire with the knowledge that we won’t be doing anything for over 6 months?

Need some advice from you 🐠: Said yes to an offer for a local firm (got a 10% base bump) with a contingent offer that starts when I start on a project (not paid for initial bench time and role hunt).

Feeling completely burnout on my project. I want to roll off, but its my promotion year. Any advice?

I have an offer at another firm set to start in early March. I’m currently between projects and on the bench. If I were to put my two weeks in while on the bench would KPMG let me go on the spot?

I had a ridiculously busy year. I wrapped up my last engagement end of May and since then I have been on bench and my next project starts in a week. I have enjoyed the bench time; however even after a month (slow time, not fully shut down) I feel like I am not ready to start the new engagement. I am getting overwhelmed from the emails I am already receiving from the SM of the next project. I feel extremely tired and burnt out. Is this something normal?

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Honest question - planning on giving notice in a few weeks, but just heard I might be staffed on a new project. Any advice how to navigate this?

How common is it for your firm to “fire” clients?

Can MBB alumni give referrals?

Is there a way to link Fitbit/Jawbone to Thinkcell? I want to publish my sleeping cycle summary in the appendix of every deck.

Taking PTO until I get paid for a referral bonus (currently am on the bench). I'll be out of pto, so the Friday I get paid I will leave without any notice. Is this bad? (Continued)

What do you all do after work on the side? Run a blog or startup? Side businesses? Hobbies? (inspired to do more with my free time 🙌)

My favorite consulting activity: canceling meetings.

Anyone here work or worked at Bloomberg? Can you please provide some pros/cons of working there?