Would a NY firm hire a lateral attorney barred in NJ and in the process of getting admitted into NY but not yet admitted?

Our school used to have a curriculum director, but the last several years, teachers have been asked to create curriculum maps. Is this a normal admin request?

I normally hate borrowed interest. But I love commercials with Shaq

What would be in hand salary with 17 LPA fixed pay? Old vs new regime. How much that will differ

Hi Sharks,
I am waiting for IBM offer from 3 months, HR says he is still waiting for approvals and may get it post this quarter. Shall I wait or it’s already lost opportunity?

What stereotypes do you think apply to workers in each of the FAANG companies?

Vanity Marketing Mags (e.g., Vanguard Law)

Anyone done a feature for Vanguard Law or similar? How did that work out for you? Did your outside counsel receive a shake down to sponsor the piece?

I have been stiff arming Vanguard for years but am curious if there’s any actual benefit. Or at least funny stories.

Londoners: Are people in your bank also freaking out about potential Brexit?

Anyone know anything about brand surveys via adobe? Have a client who wants to run one after being sold the moon by their adobe rep and I'm skeptical given they're just a dsp..

What’s the range for a senior consultant at Deloitte gps?

Anyone applied for an L1b extension recently? Wanted to know success rates

How do you deal w/ jealousy? I don't want to be this way. Keep catching myself thinking how & where others have it so much easier in many areas where I struggle. I hate feeling resentful & petty.

Why are people opposing return to office. I have been working virtually for more than 2 years and it impacts your mental health. We need a balance where we can work 2-3 days from office and collaborate with our team members. Don’t we all miss those days when we went to office, had lot of collaborative work done, lots of fun, canteen , meeting new people and get togethers. I see many people opposing it but folks how long we want remain in virtual world.

How’s Georgetown McDonough? What is the program known for? Industries it’s strongest in?

I am starting a new job next week with one of my previous employers biggest competitors. I signed a 6 month non-compete when I initially started there, that I wouldn't headhunt any staff away from my previous employer. I am fine with honouring that clause BUT I know that many employees will contact me directly. Does anyone know how that could affect me?

Looking for career advices. I have a MS in Stat from a Big Ten school. 5 yr working experience as Biostat now (1in sponsor and 4 in CROs)

Some opps as below.
1. Contractor of Principal Biostat in a top pharma, oncology team
2. Perm of Sr Biostat in CROs, better work life balance
3. Perm of Sr Biostat in a mid-size pharma

Pkgs are similar. Feel 3 is the best, but waiting for the final interview. Got offers from 1 and 2, but cannot hold too long. Should I risk and wait for 3? Plz advise!

PSA: If you are in a toxic work environment YOU ARE NOT THE PROBLEM.

Do not let a shitty employer ruin your image of yourself. It's not you. It's them. They are the problem.

Stay strong, my fishy family. You know where to find me.

An Asian in late 20s and still at Consultant - while seeing others become managers this year....tackled unemployment post graduation which is why I started out late, but feel like a total loser

May get rolled onto a project that requires weekly travel. But I'm seeing a psychology in my home city. I've been on the bench since end of last year so feel I need to settle for this role. Advice?

Today was a bad day for little reason other than I had not the energy to pretend that everything this COVID world is putting us through is okay. Trying to recognize comfort in it being ok to not be ok. But it feels like it’s never going to end.

I’m having a really hard time facing my problems lately. I don’t know how to get motivated to do my job before things get worse, I just don’t care.

Diagnosed with bipolar 2 today. Spent years trying to manage what I thought was depression to no avail. Anyone else deal with this? What are the meds like, and how does it affect your work?

30F and I have a hard time making friends. Haven’t been in a relationship since college. Feeling pretty depressed about my lack of social skills today. That’s all.

Me and my husband have been fighting a lot ever since we got married. He yells when we fight and most times I am wrong. I want to just disappear from his life and not cause any more pain to him.

I’ve been home for the quarantine since 22nd February, and I believe I gained approximately ~10kgs (and trust me, I’ve never been normal weight)..
I try to convince myself to have a walk, to practice some yoga.. but at the end I stay at home working or watching Netflix, as I don’t want to meet people. I feel I want to go to the seaside but still I feel so ashamed for my body and I think I’ll be home for the entire summer. It’s like I want to hide myself from the world and disappear.

Has anyone been able to wean completely off meds with regular therapy, self care techniques Etc or is it best to maybe stay on a low dose? I know everyone is diff...

Going to be starting medication (lexapro) tomorrow and I’m super nervous about it/having second thoughts... has anyone had a similar experience?

Started first REAL job in 10 years and feeling overwhelmed with the expectations I have for myself and feeling afraid because I know I won't be getting a break anytime soon (versus being a Sahm where I often had a few hours a week to myself) being told "that's life" isn't helping

Any therapist recommendation in the Seattle area? Preferably one that practices CBT but I’m pretty open-minded. Thanks in advance!

I just had one of the worst melt down in my life (to the point I srsly thought about self-harm) and thinking maybe I need to step away for two days to recover. I have a client that files on Thursday so the ddl is coming up. I’m thinking of trying to push through my task today and asking for Monday and Tuesday off. Does that sound reasonable? I’m just a staff and I don’t know how to properly communicate this to senior and manager without sounding like I’m trying to slack

Drinking issues: how does one cope?
Zero social life/ activities and all wfh have gotten me into drinks throughout the evening. I black out and my drinking habits are giving me lots of shame the morning after.

Husband and I are both consultants. We hardly see each other except weekends, and even then he is cold/distant. We have a 1 year old baby. I'm so lonely and struggling to be happy again.

I feel like I’ve reached a breaking point. I made it through the last couple of years with no family support and a handful of close friends, but am feeling exhausted. Add on a pretty heavy workload and interacting daily with clients and opposing counsel that are awful and I feel like I’ve lost all motivation. How do people get through? Therapy helped for a while but I’m feeling pretty worn down.

Have an interview coming up and I really hope I get it. I have been treated like crap since the day I began. Still go in with a smile every single day. And now its turning into built up depression

Struggling with anxiety and perhaps depression. It could be pandemic related or maybe just the weight of life but my life truly is amazing (Marriage! Kids! Job! Net worth!) so I really want to sort out the inside so I can just focus on the great things around me. I’m exploring Brightside and Cerebral as psych/therapy platforms. Would love to hear any experiences anyone has had with them.