Peer interviews can be the most unpredictable part of the loop. I’ve had conversations that felt like instant rapport and others that felt stiff despite my best efforts. How do you build connection quickly while still demonstrating competence?

Going to Waco tomorrow. Be pumped for Magnolia Table!

How is KGS interns of wlb and job security

How to ask a company for counter offer (means how to sentence it correctly)?

I do have multiple offers and want to match the maximum amount with the company that I want to join.

Please share your valuable inputs.

Ripple at .666 Hmmmm

Has anybody passed their CPA but still has their Becker login? Help a brotha out please?

Is it more likely to do the Consulting to FAANG exit or Consulting to Industry to FAANG?

I joined TCS 2 days back. Today I got the better offer from Deloitte. What should I do? Should I resign from TCS and joined Deloitte or stay with the TCS.
Please suggest.
YOE:6yrs
Stack: Cloud

Is “associate”, a good level to join in TIAA ?

Hi folks,
Workflow management in BTP. Anybody has knowledge.. Hands-on?

Any first years have experience with a firm trying to clawback bar fees, expenses, etc. following an early exit?

Anyone works in Risk area for McKinsey? Can you tell me briefly what the work would be usually? Any specific areas? Like Compliance, AML? Thanks!

Average hours/week in comparable practice areas at McK vs BCG? Wondering what everyone’s experience was hours-wise, and if there was any real disparity between M and B. Thanks!

Plan to go to B-school in 3 years (1 year out of UG now). Long term goal is entrepreneurship. Have offers at a MBB firm for a generalist consultant role and at FAANG for a strategy role. FAANG offer is slightly higher (though both are a 50+% bump on my current comp). Both would have me reset to entry level. Which one should I take?

For appraisal in jan, employees who joined after which month will be considered? I am joining citi in feb. Will i considered for next year appraisal cycle??

I'm moving back to NYC soon - how are you handling leasing an apartment if you're not in the city? Are you coming in-person and then moving right in when you find something, or just touring virtually? I'd be looking mostly at luxury buildings.

Reputable therapists/psychiatrists in Manhattan? Preferably ones specializing in anxiety/panic disorder and ADHD.

I'm moving to NY in Jan 2022 (first time entering US). No SSN, or US credit score yet. Does anyone know any trustworthy real estate agents who can help me find an apartment? Reaching out to listings on StreetEasy isn't working because I'm international and I don't trust people asking for money over FB. Looking at studios under $2000 in midtown or downtown. Thanks for the help!

Hey got a question for anyone and everyone! My sister is looking for a job. She’s been out of the job market for a while (5 years) to be a stay at home mom and with the economy, is looking to get back in it. My job isn’t hiring. Qualifications in comments

My wife has no prior IT experience and she has done her Bachelor's in Computer Engineering. What is the entry level IT (Tech) jobs she can get in USA. ( With EAD approved)

what’s the normal % for RSUs compared to salary for tech sales? e.g 10% RSUs or 20k per year RSUs with a 200k salary

It’s going on three weeks now without hearing even a response back from some companies I applied to, trying not to get discouraged and keep pushing 🥲

Pivoting industries is super nerve wracking.

I am in a tech IC position. One of friends switched to FAANG by converting the profile to consultant profile. The friend who might have less tech knowledge than me is now in FAANG and earning more. If the end goal would be that the friend might one day be a product manager and me an engineering manager taking instructions from the same friend, isn't consultant profile an easier path to growth. I had been practising DSA for years and the competition is only ever growing.

Those of you with a degree in computer science (or similar), what do you do for work and how did you end up doing that?

Any ideas for mid-level roles that are a mix of business-facing and technical and bring value to companies but are not typically present in smaller companies?

I am trying to create a new role that suits my background at my dream company. It is a smaller company, but is rapidly growing and has the capability to create new roles.

During my job search, I am getting a lot of recruiters asking for me to answer right to represent emails. These particular recruiters follow a same pattern and seem unprofessional. Shall I be aware and not sign these right to represents? Are they a scam? Or is it a cultural thing… can someone advise me, I’m based in the USA

Is there any IT jobs that accept associate degrees

Hello, Im new to US and still waiting for work permission, my level in embedded engineering is entry/junior and Im really motivated to start my career in US, by chance is someone interested to hire engineer like me, I can work for free before getting my work permission, I’m located in NJ

Anyone on here working at Credera? If so what's the second stage interview like?

Looking for a non-tech remote product manager role? Is anyone hiring?

Hello! I am considering on applying at wise does anyone have any information or reviews for this company?

I've been searching for a new job because I know I am underpaid. I have 12+ years of experience in the event industry and seven years in the Event Tech world. I interviewed with Netflix, Amazon, and Microsoft. I went through all the stages, but I was not selected. Any advice? I think I did great in all my interviews; my resume is solid, and I have four university degrees including a Master’s. I speak English and Spanish. Any advice of what my problem might be?

Hi all!
I’m currently on my last year of university, pursing a computer science degree. I have yet to get an internship, or any experience in tech. Any advice on where to start? I would be attending part time in the spring semester and taking night classes so I would like to have something set up for January, let me know what you think. Thank you in advance.

Please, I need your opinion on this. I have 6 years of experience as a software developer and just finished my masters degree in data science. Now I am looking for a job here in the US. I went through the hiring process with this company and finally got an offer. They offered 88k/year and I responded opening a negotiation. They emailed me back saying that I am no longer in this process anymore with no further explanation and in Thanksgiving day. Is that normal?that email really got me very upset