I've been with the same firm for nearly a decade and have progressed from junior sales to senior account manager. Will recruiters see this type of longevity at the same place as strategic career building, or does it look like I've just been playing it safe?

I have 100k to my name. I’m thinking of investing in by going in with 3 other family members and buying commercial units. I was taught to rent where you live and own your investments so your not tied to it and restricted. To give context I’m 22 years old, and I see other family members having a headache selling their home. My question is do you guys recommend owning where you live vs renting ?

Currently going through some negations on an internal role. I’m currently at 88k and they offered me 100k for a position that requires a lot more work. Do you guys think it’s easier to land a higher salary when applying externally rather than internally? Also this is for a territory sales management role. They stated 120k+ is extremely high for that role. What do you guys think? Playing the game?

Offer evaluation

Major healthcare player
Director Analytics
Base: 240
Bonus: 48k target (can be higher based on perf)
Equity: 40k annual
Sign on: 75k

MBB, 10 yoe

Side note: super interesting role for me. See it as the future skill set to covet (corp strategy is a little played out)

For all the 🐠 that switched from consulting to product, which role provided you with more tangible skills? I know I’m making some broad strokes here, but thought it might open other discussions as well

Can we negotiate TCS with counter offer.

How is work life balance at Monitor Deloitte in the US? Considering Senior Consultant role

Did anyone visited Mindtree NCR office recently?

Hi,
I have got offer from MindTree for mumbai location. Do we have .net full stack related projects for mumbai location?

Probably a stupid question, but why don't recruiters tell you the agency they are looking to get you at from the start?

Another Greenberg Traurig post...anyone know what their current WFH policy is?

What if the private equity boom of the past year and a half led to an underestimated amount of unsubstantiated investment/leveraged financings that, into the next couple years, will lead to a mass number of defaults similar to the subprime mortgage crisis?

Anyone else buying as many homes as they can? My neighbor owns blocks in queens and I’ve seen what this sort of investment can do in 50 years. If there’s going to be housing inequality I want to be on the good side of it.