Is this a dead end job?

Have an offer from a dream company but I'll need to go in at a lower level. Knowing that I can bring a lot of value to the company (read- I know my worth), I negotiated with the hiring manager to have a level/comp review 6 months after employment. If I hit all my goals (ie, prove myself) within that time frame, I'll get a promotion and salary adjustment.
QUESTIONS:
Should this be in writing in the offer letter?
How detailed should it be? I assume I won't know what goals to set till I start...

Anybody on Trintellix? Thoughts ?

For folks who have applied for AP/EAD, how long did it take for you to receive it?

Desi consultants in Indianapolis? I’m coming to Indiana University for my masters degree after 2 YOE as a data science associate consultant at ZS Associates. Would love to get your advice, and hacks for life in the US. I’m also looking for internship opportunities for Fall 2023, so any leads would be appreciated. Thanks!

With a referral is it possible to get into Strategic Finance at a start up? 4-5 YOE in business strategy and PnL ownership, analysis etc. but no real Finance/Accounting experience so wondering if it’s even feasible?

I am currently finishing up CFP course work. Does anyone have tips or tricks for studying for the actual exam? I am particularly concerned about the investment planning section. I have 12 plus years in the industry and CRPC. I do planning literally everyday but a test is a test and this is the module I have had the most trouble with.

I know this is small dollars, but my firm only pays $25 per months for my cell phone. We all work remotely, so using cell a lot. Is it silly for me to push for full reimbursement? Is that pretty standard?

Hi all,

Can anyone please share their recent interview experiences for program manager role, especially for the task based scenarios.

Are there many legitimate ethical hurdles when switching from insurance defense to plaintiff’s work? I’ve always seen myself as a plaintiff’s lawyer, but ultimately took an ID job out of law school (better salary, no real opportunities at plaintiffs firms that I liked). I like what I do—so far—but I’m constantly thinking about whether the grass is greener.

My wife reads nearly an entire book per day just in her spare time after work, no exaggeration. I’m amazed by her and wondering what ideas are out there to monetize her skill? Book editing maybe?

AMZN buy more or hold?

Thoughts on XT?

At what point in my career as a receptionist should I consider asking for a raise? After one year? After five?

Please feel free to post any question regarding any firm - we all understand how daunting it can be leaving your comfort zone and join another firm - I am sure there must be someone in the community who can advise you on your potential new role. Please invite others to this bowl if you know they are in a similar situation!

Has anyone accepted a job/turned down another offer and instantly feel regret? What did you do?

Do you feel like making a personal connection with your resources to learn about them, their interests etc can make a difference on whether or not someone quits?

In an environment where we’re barely surviving, fielding resignations left and right, I thought this might be a good place to vent, source ideas, discuss common trends etc. Our field is very unique and hard to find comps in terms of salary, daily duties, expectations so I’m hoping we can have an open dialogue on this!

Fridays are the worst because it sure feels like that’s when the resignations come in. It’s hard not to feel stressed about it. 🤦🏼‍♀️

Experienced hires can sometimes be like the salt water taffy of resources. They’re there, but no one wants them 🤦‍♀️

Several RM roles available at Capgemini. Send me a dm if you’re interested!

How many people do you have on your roster?

Would you say that RM is a safe field during a recession? Just transferred to a team that’s mostly remote and so a little worried, but it’s the job I’ve been looking for! Hoping I’m not making the wrong decision.

Is it possible for a school teacher with a masters in education and very good Microsoft office schools to become a resource manager/associate? Asking for a friend

Awesome bowl!! Ty

Anyone have any leads on Sr Resource Manager roles opening?

How would resource management (Tax) look like in big4 firm? As in WLB, growth factor etc. I may interview for the senior associate role. Also, I will be career pivoting from Audit A2 currently.

Any guesses on the salary range for Senior Associate, Rm, Kpmg?