I’ve seen multiple finance jobs lately that list Excel and SQL and Python and Tableau as required for an analyst role paying $72K. I know versatility matters, but at this point it feels like companies are just combining three jobs into one and hoping someone desperate enough will bite. I have two of the four tools down, but it’s getting hard to tell whether I’m not qualified or just being undercut. Where’s the line between being well-rounded and being exploited?

It says on Bonvoy breakfast voucher that gratitude is included. Somehow they always expect additional cash tips?

Anybody read Ants Among Elephants? Thoughts?

Diversification is for protecting the wealth but concentration is for creating. Agree or disagree?

PhDs of Fishbowl, what's the worst thesis premise you've ever encountered?

Hit me with your favorite green smoothie recipes

EY feels kinda...cheap. Are the other B4 like this?!

How long is the recording delay in your jurisdiction?

Hi Guys,

Do Amex provide relocation expenses ?

Are Golden Goose shoes worth it?

Software sales folks earning commissions based on MRR as customers are invoices- Do you get paid commission for deals you closed even after your employment ends?

Cheil, Tbwa or Grey Germany?

Have you been able to spend more time with your kids during the pandemic? How?

How common is it for a strategist to have a website/portfolio?

Recommendations on bathing suits for guys? I like the Vilebrequin / Mr. Swim style, but don't want to spend more than $50

Recs for barber for asian hair? Thanks in advance.

Has anyone had an interview go well, people tell you their excited to move forward with you. Then follow up and get ghosted for weeks?

I'm about to start my part-time MBA. Already feel like dropping out...

Hi! I have an interview for the role of financial consultant/financial planning and analysis @ computershare.. please share words of advise for me please... This is the highest role I have ever interview for.. I am currently a credit analyst! Any tips help. Thank you in advance.

Just found out that end of the year I will be promoted from analyst directly to VP and since it’s such a large jump I’ll be the lowest paid VP in asset management at only $135k TC. Should I stay it out and wait for TC to align or take the promotion and jump ship bc I will likely get paid more elsewhere given how recruiters/other companies eat up hiring recently promoted ppl from other firms?

Do you keep interviewing after offer signed and background check cleared?

Anyone know the salary range for Supervisor Customer Service at Fiserv? They just reached out and I have a phone screen in 2 hours.

Has anyone done the Blackstone pymetrics?

Is Barclay's a good bank to work for? I'm looking for all feedback - the good, the bad, and the ugly

Is IB worth the sacrifice of WLB? Obvious pay is really good but are the prestige and pay worth it if you’re planning on only doing it for a couple years?

Currently working at an IRA with great WLB. Honestly I love my job, the firm, and people I work with.

Also doing MBA part time at a T15 school. Thinking about switching to IB but I’ve done my research and I think I would burn out of IB in two years but I might be ok with that for the opportunities after.

Currently have Series 24, 7, 63,65

Currently work in a very unique Wealth Management ops role.

Getting paid 85k base with 40k in bonus plus about 35k~ in OT.

Money isn’t everything but in my late 20s it feels like the only thing important right now.

WLB is next to zero as 60hr weeks are the minimum as of late. Management feels like they are trying to push a few of us out. Was told not to expect much come year end for comp. Any suggestions on finding a new role/pay expectations?

Is there such things as FP&A positions in Big 4? If so, are there better times to make the change than others (I.e. at senior vs manager)? I’m currently in FP&A and looking to work at a Big 4, or another company that offers the ability to move abroad. My current company and many others I know about do not offer the mobility to do so until much later, which is not what I want. Thank you.

Recently relocated to USA. Looking for a job in Private equity Accounting in California as Fund Accountant Manager. Any leads and also, how much salary should I expect?

Hi! I want to become a Credit Analyst. Can someone refer me to Pacific Premier Bank or Deutsche Bank? Thanks a ton

Is anyone hearing chatter in banks/FIs about recessionary job cuts or hiring freezes yet?

Does anyone have any insights about the layoff rumors at Morgan Stanley?

Any advice on transitioning from a Wealth Management Role to something more analytical? Preferably private equity or investment analysis/due diligence. Have about 4 YOE, located in Boston

What are people's thoughts on corporate Treasury roles, fortune 50.

What is the general compensation like and the career path after analyst? Is it more stimulating than FP&A? Does Treasury have desirable exit opportunities or do people typically continue the course and climb the company ladder?