My only decent bond that I have with my coworkers is the fact that we talk about points and loyalty programs bonus offerings.

What’s comp like at credit funds? Base / bonus / carry? % comparison to PE? Looking for distressed debt funds & UK but any answers appreciated !

Hi fishes - I’m with an MBB as a 2y Partner looking to move to B4, for a bunch of reasons. In active conversations with two of them. While compensation levels seem similar for now, the other posts on this bowl suggest we end up making more at B4 than MBB. (Referring to the 1.5M number of a y4 partner at b4). What is the real trajectory that people here have seen at B4? And how much of that is bonus - base - other components?

Serious post: Using bullet points, how would you list out your day to day job duties? Wondering if it varies for all. Ex: - prepare letters and motions for lawyer - prepare hearing notebooks - assist attorney with managing deadlines - file court documents ...

Deloitte Moms, I remember seeing in some other bowl that Deloitte gives 200 dollars gift card or vantage points for new moms. I am having trouble finding the information in DeloitteNet or TOD. Are we still getting it or was it a past promotion kind of thing? Appreciate any guidance on this.

Its bonus season and thinking of splurging on a vintage rolex submariner...any other thoughts on a comparable watch to consider?

Best blue screen protectors that I can buy for my laptop and phone ? Extra points for amazon links

Anyone selling 10k bonvoy points? I need it to get the 5th night free deal.

When you send an email to ask questions, and in bullet points of exactly what you're asking, but you get questions back. I don't have time for this shit. Just fucking answer the god damn question.

Real talk. Why doesn't Uber have a loyalty/points program? (Besides VIP, which is a joke.) I created a new budget category just to delineate Uber from other travel. Obscene how much I spend.

What’s AD comp (cash, bonus, stonks) at a mid to large pharma?

someone save this attorneys job. I hired an attorney with 5 years experience. I send her assignments and usually the law we're using. She never reads the breifs or memos we've prepared. Does her own research and usually misses the points. When I ask why she says she's intimidated by the memos etc and they're "hard". That drove me up a wall. We don't get paid to do easy things. Just because it's hard you give up? WTF.

Hello Fishes, Need an advice. I am going for a home loan of 75 lakh approx. Can someone help me understand below points: 1. Is it better to go for 15 year or 30 years considering I can afford the emi for 15 year? 2. Is it beneficial to make my wife as co applicant (and will it help in tax reduction of both of us)?

S& salary for M1/2/3? And how does the bonus look? Is there a difference in pay across different groups/ verticals ?

My in-laws bought a Wyndham points time share. And of course they are regretting it now. Is there a way to get rid of it?

I've been out of accounting for about 2 years because I decided to move to another country for life experiences. I will be moving back mid 2022 with my fiance and will go back to Audit most likely. My firm said they would gladly take me back when I left. If i was making 65k as a senior 2 years ago is it reasonable to ask for 72k and a 10k signing bonus even with a 2 year break? Would it be more reasonable if I went to a different firm instead? How much do you think is reasonable?

Someone remind me please, if I book a flight through Chase portal, my elite status will kick in vs. if I book a hotel through the portal I won’t get the points, correct?

First year M&A associate. I never came into big law wanting /expecting to gun or make partner, and first year pretty much confirmed that. I'm more than happy to leave for in house in 4-6 years and live a much more chill life. Knowing this, what is the best way to max out the $'s? I'm thinking of considering auto-lateral at year 2/3 and again at 4/5 just for the signing bonus (I know things may change and maybe I wouldn't do it if I loved my firm or got an in house job), but is this viable?

Working as an audit staff in big 4 shared service centre. It's been 2 years. I really don't like what I do there, also it seems I won't like what I'll be doing there even after becoming senior. Thinking of leaving and joining industry once ACCA qualified. (One more paper left). But people around me discourage that growth potential and earnings in industry are way less compared to public accounting. I know that too but I still want to leave. I'd like to stick to core accounting. Thoughts pls

Ready for another week of WFH and not seeing anyone?!

I’m looking at PR agencies for my first junior AD role. A lot of agencies now “do both”, does anyone have experience in PR as an AD vs a typical ad agency?

How does short term disability work for mental health LOA?

Anyone else stuck at ORD for next 2.5 hrs? Drink?

Hey guys anyone has idea on Freddie Mac salaries - Like a manager or senior manager position - I think it’s about time.

Have you ever run into a situation where you asked for more money (either a raise or when negotiating an offer) and you got it and regretted it? What are the strings attached to more $?

TSA precheck at DFW Terminal C is a nightmare

Had my final round last week for a role and the hiring manager texts me that he wants to have a quick chat. What could it be for? I would think the recruiter would usually call for any potential offer

Thoughts on how much in surcharges before an award is no longer worth it? Eying an AirFrance nonstop (CDG IAD) in biz that’s 55K miles (from AmEx) but balking a bit at additional taxes/fees of $350

Are you panicking about layoffs yet? Wondering how immune we are as Salesforce consultants

How do you plan logistics if you have an in person interview on Friday and are traveling for client work that week? Ex: fly home Thurs night (firm pays), fly out Fri morning (interviewer pays)

I’m extremely burnt out, exhausted, and my mental health is plummeting by the day. I know this is happening across all agencies and I’m ready to change it up and go in-house. Any suggestions for best in-house place to work?

Help me weigh the below options: #1: Valuations and port. monitoring analyst (not client facing but interact w/ deal team) at top MF PE firm based in NYC (~$110K all in)

I’ve been on the same project for a year and am ready to move on. What are your best tips for initiating a roll off conversation?

What’s comp like at credit funds? Base / bonus / carry? % comparison to PE? Looking for distressed debt funds & UK but any answers appreciated !

Considering obtaining a CFE certification. Can anyone share their experience vs experience obtaining CPA? I’m already a CPA. I just want a comparison of study time requirement and difficulty of exam.

In the interview process for a FAANG. It’s been almost 2 months, and I’ve been through four interviews. Still waiting on final decision. Does that seem like a long time frame?

Haven't coded in python in months despite being an analytics consultant and I forgot so much about it, especially as I prepare for interviews I need to get out of consulting. I am losing hard skills and it's clear my firm doesn't value them (even though they are clearly misleading applicants and posting so many job openings for data scientists.......)

Tips for moving from boutique to big 4?