No, it isn't mean to put your dog on a leash, it's an important training tool. It also keeps them from darting into a street because they see a bird. Dogs have terrible impulse control! 😂

Where are your favorite exit ops that pay good money, have good WLB and treat you well? Basically, I want to start putting my resume out there.

I’ve always been a big saver minimum 15% to maxing out my 401k since I graduated college. I’m married to someone who thinks 6% is enough and likes $$$ cars. Other than the cars, they dont really spend money. For the married 🐠, how do you have the conversation with them that what they are doing isn’t enough? I try to guide them and say you want the $$$ cars but the salary you have won’t get there and you’re going to have to find a job that gets them the salary…. Then the fight starts.

Hello all..
Is BA Continuum India, a subsidiary of Bank Of America ?
I don't see any official website for BA Continuum India..
How is the salary and other perks in BA Continuum
Any leads plz

I put a “catch-up” call randomly on my Director’s calendar today because we hadn’t talked in a while.
She immediately called me and asks me if I'm resigning….
Bruh, No, I just wanted to catch-up was all.

Unpopular opinion: I’m glad I’m on this Call center project. Remote work that helps others >>>

Is sap analyst a good career path and how does the demand look like currently?

I be wanting to go off but then I check my bank app, calm down, and keep working.

Dear first years,

When my door is closed, I am in the middle of something and trying to focus. Please stop knocking and letting yourself in to chat. I want to help you, I really do, but if my door is closed it means I am not able to help you right this second. I promise that my door will be open when I am available to do so.

Signed,
An overwhelmed second year

Edit: any advice on how to say this IRL without crushing their spirits?

What are Senior Managers in the southern CA area making right now? Considering a relocation.

Hi! I'm a US citizen currently doing my MBA in the US. Looking to immigrate to Canada possibly in a few years. I'm hoping to get a tech job (PM or strategy) after I graduate next year. Would my best bet be to take an offer with a big tech company that has offices in Canada, then transfer when the time comes?

CFP & ChFC looking to change firms. Currently in a bank program, but not a large portable book to bring over to the next firm. Over a decade experience and about to finish up my MBA. Currently nowhere near the income level I want to be. Any suggestions for a good program to go to for my next move?

Current student looking for advice. I interned at RBC Wealth Management last summer and currently have 2 offers for summer 2023 that require a decision next week: 1 for BASF (chemical manufacturing) and 1 for Peraton (defense technology); I am also waiting to hear back from SMBC (S&T), Point72, Lord Abbett, Boeing, and Shell. I hope to break into banking next summer, and I’m interested in the Natural Resources, Industrials, and Real Estate industry groups. Any advice on what to do? Thanks!

When asked,do you disclose your current rate in an interview? Are you required to provide evidence? What is the norm? Thanks!!!

If anyone in the group works for Fannie Mae…do you have any tips for the interview process? I have an interview coming up.

I’m also unsure of what to say for a salary range, I don’t want to cut myself short. It is a risk management associate position. I have 5 YOE in mortgage ops with transferable skills

Hi team, tell me the best source to revise or quick learn or touchbase integration in Service now.

Any website or youtube videos will work.

Anyone have good book recommendations that I can learn from and are entertaining? Trying to survive a 10 hour flight this weekend 🆘🆘🆘

Looking to target PE firms as clients, need to do some research on how they work so we can speak intelligently when trying to sell operational work to them. Any book recommendations ?

Tomorrows race has so much potential to be really interesting; really excited for this!

Hey beautiful people,
I’m 27Y and work in tech. Unfortunately my carpal tunnel is getting worst slowly. I’m worry that I still have like 45 years more to be retired and can’t stop working because I have a f* mortgage to pay 😭 I have a super ergonomic workstation, but I know my hand needs a long rest, and I can’t do it… Does anyone relate? What do you recommend?

What would you like dog trainers to add to obedience classes that would make your job easier?

What kind of discounts does your clinic offer staff?

How do you address pay discrepancies? I just found out a VT hired a year after me, with less experience, is making $2 more an hour. She was hired when they were desperate for staff which I’m guessing is why, but I’ve felt bitter ever since finding out.

My favorite coworker is Max, he's a grizzled tomcat we tended to (and neutered, of course) after he was hit by a car, and he's lived at our vet clinic for almost 3 years. He makes everyone’s day and people stop in just to see him

Hey! I’m a freshman and will be shadowing a vet for my first time next week. Any tips for how to make the most of the experience?

I’ve only been a vet assistant for 3 months and I am so overwhelmed. It’s so stressful! Does dealing with the pace get easier?

Is it possible for a vet tech to make 6 figures?

What is the most memorable thing a client has ever said to you?

I’ve noticed an increase in clients discussing breeding their pets. Animals that, IMO, definitely should not be bred. What do you say to encourage the client to reconsider?

How do you remind yourself why you got into the field in the first place? Sometimes it feels like my passion for the job is long gone.

I took 4 years off from being a vet assistant first to have my daughter, and then because I didn’t want to start working during a pandemic. I’ve been applying everywhere and I’m not getting a call. Bad luck? Or is the gap scaring them off?

For those who have done a volunteer placement with WVS, what was your experience like?

I’m a very experienced veterinary assistant who has been doing this job for about 4 years in total however because of my skill level I would say I am more of an unlicensed technician. I’m looking for input on what I should ask for a raise. Given the minimum wage, I make about $5 over but that hasn’t really changed to match inflation of living, etc and truly feel like I should be making a decent amount more given my skills. Any helpful advice?

Veterinary tech here. I don't know many others who wouldn't complain about taking work home but honestly I feel like I would be willing to pay people to watch their puppies for the weekend, I love my job

I’ve noticed a pattern of vets in my area not reporting animal hoarding, even though it’s required by the state. Should I speak up?

How important is the prestige of the university where you do your undergrad?

Is at home service still as popular as it was during the pandemic?

Question for my fellow veterinarians: do you wish you went into Human Medicine Instead and why not?

I get that money is tight. But if you deny all diagnostic tests, please don’t get mad at me when we can’t figure out what’s wrong. Those tests are there for a reason.

Hi everyone, I’m seeking some advice - my dog (8yrs old) was attacked several months ago by another dog and after she became depressed and anxious. We got her anti depression meds and those seemed to help but how a lot now a lot of signs are pointing to a potential brain tumor. To get an MRI is +1k. My mom doesn’t want to spend money but it just hurts me so much to see the behavior - she walks around in constant circles, looks sad, seizures, hides under the bed. Any advice would be appreciated.