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Hello Fishes,
I have got an offer at Wells Fargo for the role Technology Business Systems Consultant and my total YOE is 4.8 into Testing (Manual and Automation)
Is this role relevant to my experience or is it a role for much experienced person than me?
Any idea or information that what is the pay usually offered for this position?
Please provide your thoughts and suggest whether I should change 1. My role or 2. Request for more pay
Thanks in Advance!Wells Fargo
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Dump him tbh
Agree with M1 - if he thinks Glenfiddich is too “harsh” he will not be able to protect you from harm if the need arises
Go with Balvenie
Give him a bourbon 🥃
If you want to stay within Scotch whiskeys, aim for at least a 12 or 15 yr old, and for a drink from Speyside or Lowland regions -- both regions are frugal with their peat. For a sweeter, fruitier dance on your tastebuds, choose one aged in sherry casks. Be sure to teach him how to breathe when sipping Scotch!
Alternatively, bourbon may be an option?? Woodford or Basil Hastings are excellent and of reasonable price.
Came here to say at this.
Crown Royal is the way to go. 👌
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If you want him to start off learning to enjoy Scotch. I always recommend starting with Monkey Shoulder. It is a blended scotch so purists will turn up their noses, but it is very smooth and quite tasty with very little peatiness. It's perfect for a first-timer! 😄
I’d go the other direction with Laphroaig cask strength
But for a nice smooth scotch, Oban is a good choice.
If you don’t want peaty, maybe try a Bourbon instead of a Scotch. I always recommend Bulleit (both the Bourbon and the Rye) as a good, cheap option for someone that’s just starting to try out bourbon or whiskey in general.
Rising Star
Take him to a whiskey bar with a good menu, and speak with the bartender, explain what flavors he likes and the can build him a flight. Where in the country are you, someone here may be able to make a recommendation
I don’t like heavy peaty flavor as well and was steered towards Tamdhu and it was enjoyable.