Not getting a raise while somebody else got a promo is really fucking with mood and my work. I should just quit now.

What would you guys do? I have an offer for a Director role at KPMG making significantly more than my current comp. It's a lateral role as I'm currently SM, but up for Director promotion at PwC this June and have been promised I'll make it. However for an over $100K bump it seems like even with the promotion I won't get anywhere close to that, I'm pretty underpaid currently clearly and have been with my firm for 4 years. It's obviously a big deal to switch firms and build your network again.

Can a S.con in USI raise snapshots to another S.con in US? Is it permitted to raise snapshots to people on the same level.

Hi ladies,
What was your personal experience if you had a baby at a more junior level? Think- post-MBA level. Did it delay your promotion to the next level (manager or so)? Did you not want to get promoted bc it was hard to adjust to having a newborn and think about moving up?
Also- anyone start a new job where they expected a promo within a year or so and gave birth before the promo?
Would love to hear your stories, get any tips/advice. Thanks in advance!

Does anyone see their target promotion date updated in RPM or is it still blank?

A->C in consulting. Comp statements are up. $2,000 (2.4%) increase after promotion...

Who is up for manager promotion this year and what do you think your chances are?

Got my promotion. Can we update it on LinkedIn?

I want and deserve a raise. When I took on this property a couple of months ago, I did not realize the amount of work it was going to take. For months, I was short staffed with no help from other properties. I’ve been able to overcome that and bring the property to a great place. Despite the constant no approvals of things I need to get the job done. How do I have this conversation? I never see my boss and rarely talk to her. If I do it’s over the phone or text and it’s quick. Help!

What Instagram accounts did you follow as you were pregnant / preparing to give birth / raise a baby?

I’m just generally looking for advice, best parent practices, new ways of thinking, optimistic voices, etc.

TIA.

Does Deloitte not give senior promotion bonus like EY? Is it embedded in base increase?

I will currently end as Plat Pro in American due to promotion but thinking of switching to United in 2020. I spend about 14-15K in a year but don’t have enough QS/QM to re-qualify for Plat Pro (cont.)

I'm about to get a promotion as a senior solutions architect. Currently my salary as a solutions architect is way below market. I haven't receive the offer yet. But I know it won't be as much as I am expecting since my salary is already below market. They will have to raise me about 60k-70k to at least get me where I am supposed to be. I don't think this is possible since it is an internal move. How can I demand/counter this? Other than having an offer from a different company

Deloitte 🐠: who makes final decisions on promotion? Service line leadership, service area leadership, or other? SC going for M here.

What % salary raise should I be anticipating in this review cycle when jumping from consultant to senior consultant in USI? What is the benchmark for senior cons?

Idk if it helps, but I have about ~6+ years of work ex.

I am working with a few clients to raise capital to bring Medical Research into the Clinic. This a new endeavor for the firm. I am looking for ideas?

Would you take a 30% pay raise into an industry you don’t have interest in?

I have friend in Accenture who came to the US on H1B 5-6 years ago. Their GC was filed in EB2 and recently after their promotion it was ported to EB1C. I always thought the international manager criteria needed 1 year in the preceding 3 years in a foreign country but in this case i know for a fact thats not true. Is there a loophole here or am I missing something?

Hi Fishes,

When are promotion discussions held in PWC ac Bangalore?

Need help evaluating three options. I like my current team and company, but pay is not particularly competitive.

Option 1: Stay in current role despite comp disappointment

Option 2: Stay at current company, but move to a better paid team for maybe a 25% bump

Option 3: Go back to my former employer who I have a good relationship with for a 75% raise, expecting a worse lifestyle

I would go Option 3 without a doubt except that I've been too much of a job hopper and worry about optics.

I joined a startup that was unable to raise Series B which was something that they sold me on while interviewing me. The whole experience has been very underwhelming so far with reorganization changes and it’s only been 4 months since I joined.
I’m afraid I’ll be perceived as a job hopper, but I’m also scared that the company may go under given a short runway (~7 months). What should I do?

Quitting bay area analytics data science tech job to study for technical PM career change. Does this sound attainable? Crazy?

Timing is bad, but feel like I'm wasting time & not learning. Plan is...

Anyone have liposuction? Thoughts?

I’ve been approached by a recruiter about an opportunity at a boutique firm to come in as a partner. I’ve spent my entire 13 year career at a big Atlanta law firm. I’m currently on a part time/flexible work schedule and am not on the partnership track, so my pay has been about 60% of what it normally would be for my experience level. They’re asking for my compensation expectations without providing any kind of guidance on what it should be. Anyone know what a reasonable starting “ask” would be?

Felix Gray glasses. Thoughts?

Anybody test positive for covid while pregnant?

Can Anyone suggest what is the pay for GCB 7?

So I had this thought that when things go back to normal (later this year, early next year, or whenever it is), it might be a good time to look for a job? Granted there will be many people...

Fishbowl fam, looking to hire a global GSI alliances manager for a hyper growth SaaS company. Great opportunity for those interested in moving to SaaS and building out an ecosystem. Ideally looking for 3-4 years of consulting experience. Job description below , DM me if interested. I am ex MBB/ HSW and have really welcomed the change from client services. Good lifestyle, great visibility and fantastic company culture.

Do you buy your cars cash, finance or lease?

Hi pwc folks. What would be a reasonable compensation for App and Emerging tech Manager role US at Pwc with 12 years of experience. Currently at Accenture. Having a partner round next week. Hoping that goes fine.