I'm hoping to move away from teaching and focus on my passion which is building and designing curriculum. I have a masters in instructional design, 10 years teaching experience, experience in creating curriculum, leading professional development, working as a curriculum coach, working as a mentor teacher, writing and getting a-g courses approved and am struggling finding any companies willing to take a chance on me. Any suggestions on how to make myself marketable or even where to look?

How does Accenture onboarding happens?
Mine doj is tomorrow. Yet I have no access to Countdown link. After escalation regarding that issue last week they told me to wait.
Yet till now I haven't received any other communication from onboarding team.

I m bit worried now.

San Jose home owners- do you find it useful to install gutter guards?

Is it easier to clean and maintain, or it’s additional effort to now clean the gutter guards also.

If someone’s title at McKinsey is “consultant” what does that mean? Is it outside of classic partner track?

What happens to my FSA medical and daycare funds if I leave the firm? Is the remaining funding for the year billed to me? Does the plan just stop where it is?

Apart from SELECT/REJECT, Do the additional feedback provided by L1/L2 panel during the interview holds any importance during HR discussion?

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New and learning abt this app. Seems I need likes to unlock the DM feature? Help a young lawyer out please! Actively looking to transition, hoping for leads here. TIA!

Can't believe these youtube people get paid millions of dollars for "unboxing" things.

Long time agency person, considering joining an in house crisis team at a global company. Wouldn’t be my first time doing crisis work but would be my first time doing exclusively crisis. Can any full-time crisis people give me the good, bad and the ugly of what this would make my life look like? What questions do I need to ask during hiring process to catch red flags? I already work long hours and do constant issues management but this role would pay way more and is in an industry I like.

After my career talk with my manager, he discussed my aspirations with our CPO (his manager). And apparently our CPO offered to connect me with a mentor within the company outside our team.

I have mixed feelings about this. Is it cos they think I don't have my shit together?

I have a 1:1 with my CPO next week to discuss who would be a good mentor for me. I have never had mentors in my life... How should I approach this?.. What should be my expectations with the mentor?

Horrible experience with #deloitte
1st round cleared
2nd round cleared
HR called and made an offer Orally and said time to celebrate
HR called saying offer on hold
Reason - Don't know
Why did you waste my time ?? for all 3 rounds - Deloitte has FunTime activities planed as a part of that we do such mock rounds on real candidates

Kinaxis is better or o9? Need genuine replies for career growth decision making o9 Solutions Kinaxis Kinaxis Inc.

At what level in consulting or with what type of experience (assuming with an MBA) do Google's S&O or Product Strategy teams recruit for principal level? Trying to figure out whether principal is achievable or I need to consider lead/manager level roles.

I see posts from HS Math teachers saying they don’t give HW — I’m not opposed to the the idea, but, please, HOW?! In my experience, kids’ independent practice makes a HUGE difference in their success: they work through confusion, check their answers, analyze errors, see different types of problems, ask questions, make connections, etc. If their only practice is guided, in class, how do they get ready for independent tests? I want to learn the waaays

Does anyone here have bought a house on pending asylum FHA loan? I’ve been told I can’t get FHA because of my status.

I work for a consultancy firm. Our client just announced they were hiring… a lot of people. They also mentioned things alluding to the term “trimming the fat”. Any suggestions on how to protect myself from a worse case scenario here?

Has anyone ever made the switch from Commercial Lit to Private Client/T&E? If so, any tips? Is getting a tax LLM necessary? What made you switch? Thanks in advance :)

Just had final round of counter party credit risk analyst role at capital one. Anyone familiar with TC?

How many candidates are interviewed in person for the same role?

Hi, I’m looking to make a career pivot into Tech but I’m looking to start off as a BA. I’ve just graduated with a Masters and my experience so far has been in Procurement and Finance. I need to know what you all think about sticking it out as I wait for a Job offer in Procurement (it’s a difficult wait period) or do I make this pivot and how? Where do I start?

So I have a phone call with a great company next week . They have an accounting role available, that’s as specific as I know yet. I have generic accounting background, nothing special. I would really love to work here but feel I may not be fully qualified. I know if I get hired and get proper training I’ll be just fine. How do I prove to the recruiter that I can do this?

I’m looking to change careers outside of education. I’m 13 years in and I’m currently in a district wide role. I change my resume to reflect the job in which I’m seeking and I’ve tried to upskill. I would prefer to stay away from any trainer roles. I’ve looked at Edtech, instructional design and even being a clinical researcher. I feel at a loss. :( And, what is the best way to network without your current place possibly being aware?

The last couple of jobs I've been at were less than 1 year. One was 11 months and the other 9 months. Can I tell people they were contract positions?

Interested in doing a career pivot to Data Engineering. Are there any certificates or opportunities I can practice the skills outside of work?

Happy Saturday everyone,
I am looking for advice. I am currently the top performing member of my team, and have been since it’s inception. I have been promoted 2 times in the last year without applying for a position.
I recently applied for another position and was told my geographic location was not ideal. They hired someone who has no experience and is willing to move. I love my company but am wondering…when do you know it is time to move on?

I’m entertaining conversations to transition out of my current organization. I work in the non-profit industry and my boss is well-connected to other orgs. In the past, when staff left he projected resentful behavior towards the person, and even misrepresented the staff person in conversations with partners. How do I effectively transition, preserve my relationships, and protect my name?

BAH Folks, how is your sanctions portfolio growing? I'm interested in getting out of my current area into sanctions and AML work, and I know you are the current holders of most of that work.

M26 electrical engineering background and only worked in the MEP (building design)consulting firms (3 years). Not sure if this is the industry for me. I'd like to design electronics and electrical devices. Does anyone know of any industries or other career paths to consider? Or if you have personal experiences you'd like to share I'd really appreciate it.

What career fields are stable right now? I’m currently in corporate retail and looking to make a switch to something new. I’m open to learning new things.

I currently work in HR as an associate as a contractor for a global company going on 10 months now but finding it extremely hard finding a perm position with the company or anywhere else. I am finishing up my masters in project management and will be done by May of 2023. How do I pivot into a project management role considering my current position?

Should i put LinkedIn learning "certifications" on my resume?

I find myself with a very strange dilemma. I was hired as an operations manager a few months ago and I’m afraid that my employer may have over hired. Our industry has become very busy and I do know they are still training many employees that are on the “front line” so to speak, however at this point I’m extremely concerned. I’ve asked for tasks and I have also asked if I could be of help anywhere with no real answer. I’m basically just sitting here with nothing to do. Any advice?

Imagine you're looking for a remote job at a large company with a sophisticated marketing function, strong manager, and room for growth. Making good traction, but then you're contacted by a company in a niche that FASCINATES you...like you read books about this subject for fun, you'd probably love this job. It's remote, the salary is good, the manager is nice, but you'd be the most senior marketing person; the company is about 200 people. What would you do?

Just had final round of counter party credit risk analyst role at capital one. Anyone familiar with TC?

Hi, I’m looking to make a career pivot into Tech but I’m looking to start off as a BA. I’ve just graduated with a Masters and my experience so far has been in Procurement and Finance. I need to know what you all think about sticking it out as I wait for a Job offer in Procurement (it’s a difficult wait period) or do I make this pivot and how? Where do I start?

Been in retail management for 5 years and am looking to make a change. Work/life balance has been missing the whole time and a change is needed. The problem is I have no idea what else I would want to do. How did you guys find your niche?

Is pivoting into implementations a good thing to go more client facing? What are some exits out of implementations?

Hi Everyone, Started my career in government 5 years ago working in an operational role, then focussed on HR for 3 years working my way up to a middle manager role in HR as a business partner and completed my Level 7 CIPD. I don’t think HR or government is for me anymore and looking to find something new, now 24 feel I have a lot of transferable skills and knowledge but worried about private companies in other professions taking me seriously. Grateful for any advice - thanks in advance!

What is the avg hike %-age for IBM every year? is the salary hike confirmed every year?