Trump is personally wining the Iran war. We / United States isn’t winning, he is.

Please suggest in terms of learning, job security and work life balance which organisation to go for in the current time from the below offers...
Thanks in advance for your valuable suggestions.

TabSquare (22 fixed+ 1.5 variable)
Zensar (20 fixed+ 1 joining bonus)
Rightpoint (22 fixed+ 1 joining bonus)
Accolite digital (PKG not confirmed, estimated 24 fix + 1 joining bonus)

Tech stack Frontend Developer (react js, JavaScript, HTML5 and CSS3)

Turks and Caicos or Bermuda for a long weekend in February/March?

Does anyone here freelance (in design or deckmaking) on top of their full time position? How does that work?

Ladies, did you change your last name after getting married? I’m worried about the impact it will have on my publications.

Turned away from my weekly hotel at midnight bc they can’t find my res and are sold out. Res w/ conf number actively shows in Bonvoy app, they can’t figure out issue. Platinum elite. How many points?

Any insight on NYC firms with great work life balance? Doesn’t have to be cravath scale but something relative to the market.

Anyone know how to transfer your 401k after leaving acn?

Looking to join Holcim a cement company as an Electrical Engineer I in Alabama.
What is a fair pay with roughly 2 years experience and an EIT license.

Is $80,000 fair to both me and the company. Since I'm really on the cusp of being an Electrical Engineer II?

As someone who is virtually our only compliance person at a mid-size company, I often get questions for legal advice. I am not an attorney and cannot give legal advice (my disclaimer), but I do look at the situation from a compliance/policy/process lens and urge to consult legal always. I feel as though it discredits me and my advice because I’m not an attorney. How can I better differentiate compliance from legal and still provide valuable advice?

Thomas J. Watson (IBM) said "the way to succeed is to double your failure rate" and that's always stuck with me

How do you get good at thinking on your feet? I find I always need time to think and analyse before being able to answer client queries (even those that are considered simple by others). I don't want to rush and get it wrong. I avoid phone calls for this reason which isn't great when you're in the service industry so it's starting to impact my career.

Does anyone know whether Deloitte would help to obtain LMIA when your work permit/visa is about to expire? I’m at the junior level and not eligible for any streams yet.

Some clients are really nervous about getting scammed by a realtor. How can I ensure them that this is not the case?

Looking for a few new audiobooks to listen to for flights. Reading or listening to anything new? Any books so good you wish you could experience reading over a first time?

Is Behance the best resource for a new online portfolio for someone in marketing?

Are you in favor of opportunity zones? Why or why not?

Esper and Milley need to resign. They serve at the pleasure of the President, not to subvert his authority

Our crackhead: starts a successful company, employing 1500 and manufacturing in the USA.

Their crackhead: uses his last name to enrich himself and his family, and sell access to the White House.

If you think the media/left is actively against HCQ to spite trump, I have a proposal for you: if you take it for 3 weeks, let someone with COVID sneeze on you 3x/day, and you don’t end up getting sick, I’ll cast a vote for Trump in November. Any takers?

At least Ye is actually selfmade without a million dollar loan from daddy.

Lots of right wing hysteria about liberals trying to engineer equality of outcome to correct sexual/racial inequities (in higher ed, for example). I think we all want socioeconomic, gender and racial barriers to opportunities to be addressed, but no significant number of people really believe in equality of outcome right? This is just a straw man argument.