I’m currently a Manager of events but am looking to change careers. My experience is solely in hospitality, food and beverage and events. This of course translates well to customer service but I’m tired. Anyone move on from a career in hospitality and events, and what did you move on to? A complete career change seems scary but I’m thinking it’s necessary at this point.

Our sisters in the UK are living life, going to brunch and riding in Uber’s w/o having to wear mask meanwhile...we’re here in the US still quarantining 😭 whew chile the US really is the Florida of the world

Hi! I’m 34 F moving to Denver to try something more chill than NYC :) Any recommendations on where single ladies in their 30s live?

Hi all,

What's the market standard package of Data analysts with skills: Adv Excel, python,SQL, tableau, Power Bi

Can anyone please confirm what is the notice period of S&P Global India? Is it 2 months or 3 months?

What type of roles do technology consultant managers at big 4s typically exit to?

Curious about the preferred way to create your own deck templates.

Is Indesign the move?

I use a company keynote template right now but wondering what the best way to make one from scratch would be.

Hi Fishes,

Which company is a good Coforge or Hatch as in Senior Test Engineer.Both company offers the same 12lpa.I have 4.5 years of experience in software testing

Anyone know what the work life balance is like at VMLY&R is for designers?

Im currently looking for new roles and when taking with my manager (who I’m very open with), he suggested that I apply for Senior or equivalent positions. Is that realistic with 1 YOE?

How is the Gift city office? I've heard it's a newly opened place. How are the facilities there? How is the cafeteria, and anything other than that? On what routes are the cabs plying on?

Refer me guys ...Refer me...I am new here please refer me...

Please don't do this folks!

Be specific with the Company you want and the post ( job ID in some case) for which you want refferal. Post your profile like Graduation, Post-graduation ( if any) ...Which college. No of years work experience and what tool or domain work experience. Only then people will be able to help you.

Thanks.

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Any remote job openings for Scrum Master/documentation manager

Curious for everyone here - is your goal to become an attorney? Or do you plan to stay a paralegal and are happy where you are?

Hi how much does a florist get paid per hour? Thanks

Anyone have a good idea for a holiday and/or birthday gift for a first time dad? I want to make it special but he’s already creating an album of our baby’s first year and that was my only idea 🫤

Apologies if this comes off as a dense question, I've never needed to have random roommates before.
Is it normal for apartments on Roomi etc to have locks on the bedroom doors, given a lot of the time the roommates may be strangers?

Does Deloitte Canada do the collective disconnect over Christmas like the US?

How helpful is agency background as a junior when transitioning into inhouse/tech design roles? Is it perceived as an asset or do you get pigeonholed as an agency designer?

I've spent the last 2 years in consulting after spending the first 6 in industry. I'm considering pivoting back to industry to be in an operations leadership role but I'm not sure if I'm moving too quickly and missing out on more advanced consulting experience. My long term goal has always been to be in an exec role.

Anyone faced a similar situation and have any words of wisdom?

I’ve been working for 3+ years in paid media at various media agencies. I started in the media agency life since I graduated college and have been working in this industry ever since. I’ve been wanting to pivot into corporate communications for the past two years, but have found it very difficult to do so. My first internship was in digital communications and visual media, so I do have something experience. Does anyone have any advice on pivoting into this industry or in general?

I am really interested in a career at Microsoft. I do not have a tech background but I have experience as a Team Manager, Consultant, and Account Manager across various industries. I am also finishing my MBA in 3 months. I am wondering what, if any, Microsoft Certifications would be the most important/impactful for me to pursue to help me overcome the lack of tech in my background. I appreciate any advice or input.

Don’t ever give up on your dream! Go for it without apologies. You will make it!

I completed two years at my role and my promotion is due. I feel I am tremendously undervalued at this role. Should I wait to get promoted or accept the next offer I get?

I've an interview with a Director tomorrow.
What do they ask Technical or Managerial stuff's?

I am struggling with trying to determine a career move or not. Currently in credit management and have excelled in it. However, I have already reached my ceiling and the credit management positions I am seeing to move to, seem to lateral moves. Where would a good pivot be for someone with credit management, collections and banking experience be to make more of a career move? Managing a team? Credit Policy? I don’t want to stay where I am only looking forward to the annual increase of a few %…

Thoughts on joining WarnerMedia in the midst of the AT&T divestment and merger with Discovery?

I am interviewing for a senior level position at a tech company. Had my second interview 2 weeks ago, which went really well from my perspective. I still have not heard back from the recruiter. I followed up requesting an update, and still nothing. Is it normal to not hear back after this long? Have I been ghosted? I haven’t interviewed for a job in over 6 years, and never in tech, so I don’t know wha tot expect. But when I am hiring in health/academics I never go over a week without notifying.

Looking to make a switch from the insurance business (P&C). I just started this earlier this year but its not at all what I was told it would be like during the recruiting process. Was hoping you guys may have some insight, I have a background in sales and customer service. I'm very interested in Financial services (Financial planning, banking, etc. etc.) or something along those lines. TYIA

Again posting since my last post did not got attention. Wanted to ask whether it's good to switch to big 4 India advisory role from a mid tier organization dealing in tech and ops. Additionally, they offered just very low percentage on current CTC saying that I am coming to a big brand.
Plus my current financial situation is stressful and I accepted the offer on certain conditions but now hr or the firm but saying we can't committ you. Any suggestions.

What's a very good career path that is very rewarding financially for stem non-tech Masters grad?

I m in my current role, first job, for about 5 months now but where i live now is about 6 hours flight away from my family. I recently got an offer for a company in my home town. Pay is only 5K more (already negotiated, that’s their final offer) but better title: associate consultant. Is it okay to leave my current role this early? Any tips to have quitting conversation? Do you think offers will be higher with 1 YOE than 5 months experience?

If I’m currently a tech PM and want to be in tech in the future, would it be a bad idea to go into a different industry, like an ad or creative agency, for some time? Would it be harder to transition back to tech afterwards?

Turned down a job offer with a basic explanation of it wasn’t the best fit for my career at this time and they want more details. Had a generally bad experience and the offer was weak. How to close this process and move on?

I’ve got two offers - one as Microsoft dev, the other as Gov agency dev. Gov hours are great and benefits slightly better than Microsoft.

MS Pros:
It’s dream job (I think but can’t be 100% certain)
It’s Microsoft

MS Cons:
No promise of good W/L balance (I have kids)
No pension
Not as stable as Gov job.

Assume base Salary is the same.

What would you do?

Hi everyone! I got the counter offer, they raised the base salary from 54k to 55k despite me asking for 60k. They said its final.
(I am currently only making 50k a year)

I have only been working in my current company for less than a year.. do you think it is fair for me to bring this to my manager and see if they can match it? If i can get more money from my current company that would be ideal but not sure if my manager will be happy about it.

Needing some input..

Seeking 10 people suffering from burnout, loss of direction, or career frustration!

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I'm looking to test run the tools with a small group runthrough. If you are available 12-1pm ET on Saturday, May 14th, DM me!