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My client is hiring a Senior Full Stack Engineer due to growth.
This is a remote opportunity with a competitive salary plus bonus!
Required:
Full Stack Engineering (3+ years)
3+ years experience with any of the following:
*Python
*Javascript
*SQL
• Full Benefits (Medial, Dental, Vision)
• 401K
• Unlimited PTO, Paid Holidays
• Generous Stock Options
• Annual Bonus
• Equipment Provided
• Ability to work Remote
• And much more!
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How do you categorize your partition folders?
I guess this is another No....

Which big 4 has the best tax teams?
Your views on Tcs ??
Hello,
I hope to go into management consulting, and want to apply for EY-Parthenon. Does anyone have any tips on how to submit an application or even be considered for a full time role straight out of undergrad if you don’t come from a target school?
The professionals I have talked to as well as the website only allows target school (ivy league) undergrad students to apply through their respective portals.
How do I get a fighting chance?
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Not excited about this 6 am flight 😐
Seems about right

That is a dream electric bill. Not worth the panel install in my opinion. For comparison, my bill runs roughly $50 a month and I pay an annual bill of 6-700. That includes solar. I have a lease solar plan (came with the house). My solar bill is $120 roughly a month. Huge savings, under $200 all in. For context, I have a 6 bedroom, 4 bath house with pool, spa and nice yard and I run air conditioning year round.
Chief
Wow, that’s a fantastic electric bill!
Nothing to add to your situation, but PG&E are a bunch of crooks that should be imprisoned for their gross negligence
Check your utility provider to see if they offer that thing where they buy back your excess energy from your solar panels into the grid.
I think it's called balanced metering. I may be wrong about the name.
But either way, not all utilities are required to do that.
Net Metering :)