What are your LinkedIn best practices to get more visibility/traction? Let’s get a thread going and get some ideas flowing!

Question to Independant consultants. What apps do you use for running your business ? Accounting, Marketing, SocialMedia and Proposal/Contracting ?

720 GMAT, 3.7 GPA in accounting (small liberal arts school), CPA, 8 YOE with strong career growth. Entrepreneurial side projects that I’ve worked to get off the ground (pitched to investors, built MVP, incorporated and brought on devs with equity, etc). How long of a shot is GSB or HBS?

I over-contributed to my Roth IRA by $6k, with earnings of ~$2k on that $6k since contribution in early 2021.

What’s the best strategy here? Is it possible to withdraw the $6k contribution and recharacterize just the earnings to a traditional IRA to avoid the 10% early withdrawal and income tax?

What is the best source of information if I want to learn about cryptocurrencies?

Hi Everyone, If anyone wants referral in Nagarro. You nay share dm me. #workfromanywhere
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Anyone else go to two different Chipotles so their staff doesn't silently judge you for going to Chipotle too much?

Recommendations on the best podcast, book, or other medium to learn more about “entrepreneurship through acquisition”?

Just got my PERM approved and started prepping for I140. Can I move to another state? My main concern is that it will require another PERM and I-140 can’t be filed.

Completed Google on-site around 2 weeks ago. Yesterday the recruiter reached out to me saying she has ‘updates’ and wanted to connect today. I sent her some slots to connect and she did not reply. When I reached out today, she said she is overwhelmed with work and wants to connect after the long weekend. I have no option but to wait for 4 days now.
What do you guys think the reason for this delay could be? Is recruiter purposely buying time? Or she could truly be overwhelmed? Thoughts?

I am sure it's been asked before a few times but I didn't see straight forward answers after searching.

Trip to Kauai - Me and SO, we are fit, hikers, and will travel all over the island for hiking and snorkeling at remote locations.

Pick one hotel and please tell me why?
The Westin Princeville
Pros: Best property closer to Na Pali Coast
Cons: Far from all other attractions
OR
Koloa Landing at Poipu, Luxury Collection
Pros: Centrally located
Cons: Touristy and not the best property

Hi. I am currently having total 4.5 years of experience. Is it safe to switch at this moment as recession is going on and there are very few interview calls

Okay pay for A&M is higher but from the deals i have come accross i am not impressed at all. I would say from firms i have seem accross only EY had some constitent degree of fdd quality and impressive analyses. Which FDD firm do you think produce the smartest and hard to contest reports? Please include the name and explanation for your choice.

Recently received my CSW license and have started working as a therapist at an outpatient clinic. Is a starting salary of $64,500 fair? I am supposed to aim for 28 billing hours (get paid if clients show or not) a week with 12 hours of admin time for other tasks. Thanks for any input.

Anyone tried the new Sanctions Certificate (CGSS) offered by ACAMS? Trying to see how difficult it is considering I don't have a lot of experience with sanctions compliance. I have CAMS & work in AML

Is it ok to break up weight lifting throughout day? Some mornings I might do a few sets of something and do a few more later at night versus doing everything at once

Could someone please tell me what Cognizant infrastructure services (CIS) do? Also is it a good domain in Cognizant?

How is MBB vs Alix/A&M for exits to MF PE Ops

I have total 9 yrs of experience and 5 yrs of relevant experience as a Salesforce developer.
What CTC I can expect?

Hi, I’m looking at applying for the canalyst equity research internship although unsure if the internship will pay, as it’s 12 months.

Can anyone help ?

Thanks

Fishes, any suggestions as to how to move into the VC role with a non-finance background (PS - exp. of working in founders office of a startup, management consulting in past and do understand corp. finance, financial statement analysis etc.)

So, I'm thinking of pivoting to payroll. How hard is the job? Does it involve manual calculations? I'm based in canada.
I did do a bit of payroll when I started. But that's about it. I've worked as Payments Coordinator for few years and right now as doc controller at an engineering firm.
Any insight will be helpful

Any ideas for a field to pivot into for someone who just got laid off? For reference I’ve been sales selling data products for my entire career (6 years)

Hi here,
I am new to the USA market, I have five Years experience in Accounting with international accounting knowledge I have bachelor and Masters (MBA) both from outside of the USA. What is the salary for accountant. I will need to acquire new skills like CPA or something. Is hard to to enter the market with international experiences. Do I need to go lower entrance level jobs? Please help me if you have any idea or opportunities.

M 26 I worked in MEP (building construction) for 3 years now have a degree in electrical engineering. Does anyone have other career pass that be worth considering for someone who likes to work with technology?

I’m thinking of going into Project management any tips?

I’ve been teaching AP computer science through teach for America for the past few years in boston. I’m looking to transition into the tech world. I studied economics and graduated in 2019 and joined TFA right away. I was recently accepted into the MPCS program at UChicago and I am trying to decide if it is worth the investment. I imagine if I did one of those coding boot camps I could land a decent job as an engineer or product manager - would a masters degree give me that much more leverage

Hi all! I was thinking about changing industries. I am currently an underwriter for for-hire transportation with 7.5 YOE. Wondering what others have found to be transferable skills or if anyone has made a career change (even just changing departments or lines of business). Any info or suggestions appreciated!!

Any opening for MBA (finance+ marketing) fresher?
Please help..

5 year Alumni Relations professional here. My job has me wearing many hats; comm, social media, writing, event planning, video production, volunteer mgt, public speaking…. I wanna get out of education into something else. But I have no idea what to even search for in the “corporate world.” Any ideas?

Any insights into leasing and asset finance analyst role at MUFG? Including work life balance, compensation, and exit opportunities? Any insights is much appreciated! Thank you!

I have a dormant side hustle on with career transition and job hunting in banking. As some background, I've been in banking for several years, separately trained as a life/career coach, and freelanced for a CV/resume writing company for three years. I'm not ready to build out the hustle just yet (so I'm not pitching for business). But I want to ask, beyond interview training, what kinds of products and services would you find useful?

I applied to several tech companies with referrals and my freshly revised resume just about like a week and a half ago and I'm getting antsy about seeing a response. Could someone calm me down? Lol

Hi! I’m currently in the healthcare field working as a clinical educator, but would love to transition into healthcare tech or corporate roles. Looking into Program/ project manager specifically. I also have my MBA and utilze SQL & Tableau. Anybody have any success with this? Or perhaps any opportunities they can share?

How do you deal with the office pettiness when people find out you’re leaving? I resigned from my agency last week. Not bc I was unhappy or anything, an opportunity literally fell in my lap and it was too good to pass up. Ppl are starting to learn that I am leaving and already being weird and stand-off ish. I’m here thru the beginning of September…. 🙄

Hello is there anyone working at the European Commission?

I’m seeking to move my career into SaaS such as a solutions engineer or Sales Engineer. I have been working in biotech for 2 yrs in engineering, as well as Ops Specialist. I really want to work remotely as it something I enjoy plus I have medical reasons for WFH. I work in the lab and I’m working on getting certification in Software sales. I really want to work in Tech SaaS Sales. What are tips to further improve my chances in SaaS, solutions/sale engineer?