My current fixed is 23 lpa and I am offered 28 lpa fixed. The only difference is gratuity is excluded in 28lpa. Should I accept the offer or reject it.

Could anyone refer me for IN4 operation manager role. YOE 12

What to expect when you are joining JP after Christmas 😅?

Would love to hear thoughts on this one. Asking your firm to make sure the hotels at retreats stock quality 0.0 beer or other sober-curious-friendly options. Super progressive or super needy?

Hi pals! Anyone here currently working at Accenture open to referring me to an Account Exec role ?

Hiring in Taipei Taiwan. DM if interested. Check HPE (server storage sector of HP) for the specific roles. Good luck!

Thoughts on the Keto diet?

Anyone have a good therapist in the ATL that they would recommend? Need someone who works on weekends and is preferably in Midtown/downtown/4th Ward area. Thanks y’all!

How is CGI in terms of WLB and Job Security?

I’m entering salary negotiations at a Fortune 500 company and am looking for trustworthy resources for salary data that I can share with the company if they ask where I got my numbers. I know Glassdoor, but what else?

What big firms let you get to manager and above with an MBA and/or EA for tax?

Fave thing to do around town?

As someone with ADHD, have you ever asked for adjustments to the interview process (PST, case interview, etc.)?

If so, what did you ask for (extra time, or anything else else)? and did you feel like it helped?

When drafting a brief or other submissions for court or arbitration, do you use words such as clearly, erroneously, etc. to emphasize certain points? Our managing partner says that we should, but all of the writing guides for litigators that I've read repeats the mantra "show, don't tell" and explain that most judges dread such words.

I know that the politically correct thing to do here is to do whatever the managing partner wants me to do, but I just wanted to ask for other ppl's opinion.

It may seem obvious, but in my experience partners value trial experience over anything else, so get it however you can. For example, my firm will favor a former prosecutor who has seen the courtroom a lot but has no civil litigation experience (not even a depo) over a seasoned associate who has only second chaired cases with a partner but hasn’t tried a case. Even trying a case and losing gives you credibility at my firm because you still did it.

Just got a “Sheraton Vacations” special offer to basically get 5 nights at a Florida property for $250.

I read the fine print and other than a need to be flexible in terms of when you book, it doesn’t seem like there is a catch.

Anyone familiar with this “promotion” and what the downside might be? Or are they just looking to drive revenue to their other areas (restaurants, spa, etc) with a cheap room?

I recently joined PWC SDC Banglore. I received laptop and charger only, today. There is no laptop bag, headphones or other accessories. Will they provide any welcome kit ?

Can someone help me providing a general ideas about pay ranges in big 4??

I'm in final stages in Deloitte Canada for analytics consulting SM.

A range would help me getting into the final negotiations round.

p.s. I'm currently making 120k