I’m trying to stay open-minded about what’s next, but every job posting just feels like a slightly different flavor of corporate grind. “Dynamic team environment,” “fast-paced,” “entrepreneurial mindset”… it all starts to blur together. I know I don’t want to stay in accounting, but I’m struggling to picture something that doesn’t feel like the same stress in a different font. How do you stay curious about new paths without getting totally cynical?

Newbie trying to get a better understanding: is it better to max the 401K or just hit company 401K match and max Roth IRA first?

I just cut $37 off my budget by:

Cancelling LinkedIn Premium, which resulted in customer service providing me 50% off for 6 months
Changed from Dropbox to Google Drive
Borrowed someone’s Netflix

Looking to connect with someone in a Supplier Compliance Manager role. What does your day-to-day look like? Favorite thing about your job? Worst thing about your job? Skills that are beneficial to touch-up on?

1) Hypothetically if you were looking to sabotage a colleague, can you code an excel document to throw off their numbers or calculations, (if you send them that document and they download it for use)?

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Compensation for Senior Consultant at Cognizant? I've got 4 YOE.

Can anyone at McKinsey give me a referral?

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I applied in siemens through there website the application is showing in progress since two weeks . How much time it take to hear from them . Should I reach out to them

Googled Senior .NET developer salary and average is apparently 60K. Is that right or am I grossly underpaid?

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I have done my cyber security certificate CISSP with 9+ yrs exp can anyone tell me how can I move in to that role and how much salary I can expect l.
Thanks in advance !

Has optum called employees back mandatorily?

Hi Gang, really feeling the burnout a bit heavy now after ~5 years in SaaS and Consulting Sales. What are some of the most transferable roles AEs can move to post sales?

I really like how the guys in IT industry are helpful to each other.

But, in this cunning world in these times where people merely help each other, why do we (IT Employees) find helping each other ? What is the reason behind?

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Which one is easier? Join FDD from FAAS or Audit?

Anyone make the switch out to IT type work? Just not enjoying the BS in accounting and want something more chill.

What are the most boring jobs out there?

What is the courtesy of withdrawing an offer you already accepted?

Putting in my two weeks with no job lined up to spend some time with my family and volunteering. Anyone have experience with a gap in employment? Will this ruin my chances of getting a “good” job by January? Have I gone completely insane?

For those that work at big4, does maternity leave benefit only kick in if you’ve worked for the firm for at least a year? Or does it apply immediately?

If I’m 2nd year looking to transition to a financial analyst position should I apply to the position for a new college grad or the senior position that wants 5+ YOE?

Any luck for US CPA in Canada?

Thoughts on going from a national firm to a smaller one with ~200 employees and $65M in revenue? I’m a first year tax manager and can get a 33% raise by going to this firm.

Interviewing for senior audit role at a small tech company, interviewed with 7 people so far. Recruiter ghosts me for 1 month and now she wants me to do more interviews. During the 1 month of ghosting I applied for an internal transfer at EY and have interview next week. If I get the transfer, I’d rather stay at EY - should I decline or accept the tech company’s 8th interview?

On Monday, a recruiter from EY told and emailed me me the tax team liked my resume and they’ll be scheduling an interview with me and they asked for my schedule. But they still haven’t gotten back to me. Should I be worried or is EY tech just slow with respect to recruiting?

What should I be considering when evaluating a business analyst role? Are these more accounting than finance, FP&A, or does it change by company?

I am financially secure (husband now has a high earning job) and looking at what options for "moon shots" at chances of real wealth generation with my years in Big 4 (10+). Month to month cash flow isn't a concern anymore so i can focus on opportunities for bigger pay days. Ideas from the hive mind?

This is the 2nd company that rejected me after the 2nd round of interviews. Latest one left a bitter taste as I felt I was doing good during the interview process and felt I was really a good fit. On to the next one.

Anyone switch from core tax to either advisory or an HR/IFS (internal firm services) role?

Are people looking to leave when for their LinkedIn title - job title, no company listed in the header or am I over analyzing lol

How do you develop salary expectations? Any sources you use to help figure out what the market is like?

Anyone make a cross country move as part of a job switch during covid? Wondering if the company expects you to be moved/have a date planned in mind if you aren't already living in the area

Very new to being headhunted by recruiters on LinkedIn, should I be concerned with sending recruiters my resume or anything along those lines if they’ve messaged me?

Should you discuss salary range with an internal company recruiter prior to setting up an interview? With external recruiters it’s pretty easy to talk about the expected range. I am trying to avoid wasting all of our time if i get to the last interview and they are expecting a salary that is too low for me.