Shanah Tovah and Happy New Year to all those celebrating! 🍎🍯

I wish everyone a happy and healthy new year with friends, family and loved ones ✡️💜

Hi All, I'm looking for Product folks who'd be interested in chatting with me about their experience in Google, the products they work on, the journey into Google, what they look for while hiring, what kind of skills will be an asset. I am a Product Manager in a different company now, but joining Google is a long time goal, hoping to learn from your experience and align my learnings to be a solid candidate in the near future. Not applying now but planning the best way of getting there. Thanks!

Hello all,

I am currently working as a Data Scientist at Capgemini. I have 2.4 years of experience and I am looking for a change. It would be a great help if any one of you have any open positions at your organization and can refer me for any such opportunities.

If you need any details, I can share that in the comments.

Are there any flexi benefits in the payroll management system to get the tax exemptions in BA Continuum?

Hi there - looking to understand when “new grad” isnt a term that can be used for salary negotiations I.e. 1 year of practice, 3 years of practice?

Hi folks, I am currently working in a product based Tata organisation. However, I want to switch to service based work and have been selected at Tech Mahindra as a Business consultant at U4 level. They are giving me 35% hike on my current salary. Not sure if this would be the right deal! Can someone throw some light on the consultancy wing of TechM and the work culture in here?!

I have received a call from HR for offer a discussion. She told me that she has to take some approvals before offer release however she hasn't called me back since one week, now when I am calling she's not picking the call. Should I keep hopes?

Which company is better to join as BigData Devloper\ Data Engineer?

Persistent - 25 LPA fixed
Deutsche Bank - 25 LPA fixed

YOE- 6.5
@persistent@Deutsche Bank

I’m sure others have considered this, I really feel burned out on my specific subspecialty. For the most part I do interventional pain management. I am midway through my career, but I cannot in anyway see doing this for the future, it just doesn’t feel like I’m making a difference. I’m honored to be a physician and to help a handful of people, but any suggestions on changing specialties mid life? I have perhaps 15 to 20 years yet to practice.. I’ve looked at concierge medicine, I’m open

Hi looking for software Engineer openings. I've an experience of 2.5 years working as a backend developer in Java spring boot, batch, hibernate, and AWS services in a fintech product based company. I've been certified as an associate AWS developer.

If my parents live in a government provided house and I live with them (wfh), how can I plan my HRA exemption?

I want to join Adobe as a Product Manager.Any suggestion for preparation would be helpful.

🎄How do you plan to recharge over the holiday break?

Drop your plans or ideas below! 👇

Hello!
Does someone know how it is to work nowadays at LiveTiles? I have seen a lot of negative comments about management and the CEO, but I wonder how does it affect the engineering teams.

I have worked as a counselor in private practice with a master's level degree. Finishing my Psy.D. dissertation. Looking for a licensed psychologist to sign off on my clinical hours. Anyone willing to work with me remotely for TX licensure? I am willing to pay for the supervision hours.

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Anyone work for one of the Federal Reserve Banks?

How is the Sheraton in Hong Kong?

Any book recommendations for learning about investing smart in your 20s?

What does bench life look like for you?
For me a typical day looks like this
9 am- sign in and check emails
930-11 : look for a new job
11-2 lunch and nap
2-3 : sometimes meetings, mostly begging people for billable work
3-4:30 - proposal work if I have it or more job hunting
5-9pm family time and dinner
10-3am - netflix, videogames, cry myself to sleep

Desperately want to get into healthcare strategy consulting. 13 years of healthcare clinical experience including project work. MBA. But keep getting told by recruiters that I don't have enough experience to be a Consultant or Manager but that I have too much experience to enter in every level such as a Senior Associate. Just one rejection after another, even when applying with internal referrals from Director or Partner levels. What am I doing wrong?

Is the chip in my arm water resistant? I wanna take a shower

Top consulting firms in the Aerospace / Aviation,l or Defense / Intelligence spaces? Looking for business or tech strategy jobs here

What are your expenses/time horror stories? Has anyone gotten fired in relation to expenses? Compensation withheld?

Does 401k count as savings?

Any audio book recommendations to listen to when backpacking / vacationing?

Any Bain recruiters in here?

Anyone else hear that post-CRT partners will get fired this year in commercial advisory? How the hell does a partner get fired....

How to transition firms to MBB from Big 4/ACN when you don’t really have a connection there? Randomly connect with people on LinkedIn at the office you’re interested in and hope for a referral? Can I reach out to a recruiter at the firm directly there? Currently in Tech Consulting but wanting a shift in career path to strategy or tech strategy. Currently have almost two YOE and wanting to gain insight into the process and how long that may take

Utilization may be my least favorite thing about Deloitte. It makes life challenging if you're stringing together a bunch of short-term, yet interesting, projects.

I have a consulting/PE interview on Friday, please recommend consulting books or sites to read. Need to speak consulting language

One of the reasons I want to transition from industry to consulting (tier 1) is that I get frustrated when I have to collaborate with mediocre people. My assumption is that Tier 1 consulting firms hire really sharp people and if I can get in, I’ll be collaborating with folks on top of their game (not expecting much from clients). I’m aware there are personal aspects I need to work on like my mindset, patience etc etc, but I just get so frustrated with blatant stupidity.

Hello! I’m going to BSchool in August. Any recommendations on books / websites / videos to be more prepared for management consulting interviews?

So tired of people having hours and hours meetings and then spending half of the meeting time complaining about having so much to do…

McKinsey fishes: I’m now in final round of interviews. Realized I don’t know anything about the benefits package. What are the key things you like about benefits, e.g. the free health plans?

Who are the top consulting firms for competitive strategy?