What do you do to stay productive at work while WFH? My focus and drive has disappeared for whole days and I can’t bring myself to get anything done. We’re experiencing a heat wave and poor air quality from wildfires in the state, but I’ve been losing steam at work days before this started.

I'm a tech consultant with 1 YOE. Im wondering if I should trade my current job: 80k TC, fully remote, ~45 hrs/week, fantastic company and team, and really fun projects, for a new opportunity: 125k TC, 100% in person, ~60 hrs/week, unknown team and company dynamics? Im leaning toward staying, because I really do love where I am, but thats life changing money! Any advice is appreciated!

What agencies are starting to allow for remote staff producers?

All clients need to explain conference call etiquette when WFH to their employees. So far I’ve heard people washing dishes, talking to their spouse and kids, making lunch, and playing with pets...

Tell me working from bed has been normalized by now. I thought that was the line I would never cross with WFH, but I’ve crossed it. Obviously still take meetings from my desk. This shouldn’t be anything to feel guilty about right? EDIT for context - I still live in a small apartment so there are limited options for where to work besides my desk - and sitting in one place all day is VERY draining - feel like this is probably an issue mostly for younger consultants

Are there any jobs that are fully remote/allow for ease of living anywhere?

Are people still seeing these fully remote positions in Big Law available/people joining your firm through them? I saw many in the spring, but not sure now that we are closer to September.

What are the top consulting firms that are known to allow full-time remote work?

Any advice to someone who starts their first remote job tomorrow?

Does anyone else feel like WFH has made higher ups notice you more? I feel like when we were in the office I was always judged by my looks, how young I was, my ability to make small talk, etc., but not the content or quality of my work. Now that the only thing they have to judge me on is my work, it seems like everyone wants to work for me. Don’t get me wrong, I’m grateful but also TERRIFIED to go back in the office and watch all that momentum go down the drain.

I want to nap all the time when wfh as no one is watching you. Is that normal??

During WFH, what has been your most amount of meeting conflicts in one calendar period?

Dear all , I am looking for a job change as my current profile is IT Executive and I have more than 10 year experience in IT industry. Skills , server administration , network administrator,eps console,ad user management,data security and encryption,hp certified professional for ,laptop ,desktop , workstation and server, backup management,email configuration, firewall manegement,remote support, pursuing compTIA security +

I know we all love the work from home (or do we?) but does anyone actually miss traveling for their consulting engagements and all the fun that goes along with it? The late nights at the office then the bar and random hookups and excitement and all that? Sure it’s a grind but I think I actually miss it too. Maybe I just miss seeing people at work or seeing people at all. I wonder if we’ll ever get back to that.

I have 10+ years of experience Agency side, but looking to move Client side with remote work. I've applied for a number of roles either directly on Client sites or via LinkedIn, but haven't even received anything other than a straight rejection at the first stage. Wondering if anyone has experienced similar and overcome it/any tips. My resume has a number of large Agencies and global clients on it, with (IMO at least) some nice success stories, but wondering if I'm missing something obvious.

Just started a new job & my mental health is not ok. My life turned upside down randomly. I’m moving out in a few months & my parents are getting a divorce out of nowhere. My mom kicked my dad out & I see him occasionally but my mom goes psycho if my bro or I have contact with him. On top of that my mom is taking all of my dads money and has been TOXIC. I have been wfh and it’s a lot to deal with. I hide it well but have been coping with cbd & alcohol (cont in comments )

Between LA, DC, NYC, what are the best places for dating in your opinion? My job is pretty remote so I’m not tied to anywhere career wise

Let’s talk about remote onboarding. The good, the bad, the ugly. I want to hear it all. What have you dealt with and anything you wish you would’ve done to make it easier?

How many people are back in the office vs. WFH? What area and how many employees? Are you seeing clients, doing in person mediations, depos, etc?

Anybody have insights into how Apple is doing their virtual on sites right now during the WFH orders? I am in the process of getting my date scheduled and curious what technology they are using.

Hot take: permanent WFH is NOT here to stay and we will all be back in the office by Feb 2021 14 days after you're vaccinated (just like in Contagion). It's simply impossible to train new staff to the same standard. Juniors do not learn from seeing other people doing things.

Hi fishes, Please help me decide from the below two roles : Deloitte USI - Another resource for a very long term internal project. EY India - I would be given the responsibility of basically building up an SAP vertical from almost the scratch, along side a client facing project. Renumeration is not a concern. 6 YOE, SAP Tech Consulting

Thoughts on Ethereum being considered a security and what that’s going to do for the platform?

Want to gift my dad a father-daughter trip for his 70th bday. Someplace exotic or potentially outdoorsy. Iceland, Cuba, national geographic Antarctica tours, base trek to Everest. Other suggestions?

My dad was talking to my long term bf about setting life goals, and told him a story about a family friend whose wife had a large corporate job and her husband “was the stay at home mom” (said in a way that was clearly meant to be a dig at the husbands masculinity). My mom stayed home to raise me & my siblings, which ALLOWED my dad to work long hours/be successful. Anyone else face comments like this re: being female breadwinner/husband caring for children more than society expects?

Does Deloitte offer Kaiser Insurance?

Is 1 hr layover at ATL sufficient. Landing @ B gate and connecting from E

If you get 10cr as net worth right now, would you leave your job and retire?

I don’t get these gender reveal parties. If it’s a boy they are happy, if it’s a girl they are happy. Just get a party and be happy ... lol

I'm a tech consultant with 1 YOE. Im wondering if I should trade my current job: 80k TC, fully remote, ~45 hrs/week, fantastic company and team, and really fun projects, for a new opportunity: 125k TC, 100% in person, ~60 hrs/week, unknown team and company dynamics? Im leaning toward staying, because I really do love where I am, but thats life changing money! Any advice is appreciated!

If you went to business school, would you count that in your YOE? For example, if you have 4 years experience pre MBA, 2 years in business school and then 3 years post MBA, would your YOE be 9 or 7?

What's the worst industry to work in, and why?

I’m still fuzzy on this whole innovation thing. People are still getting hired to the role. What do they do? They seem to be nothing more than pundits. Someone else could be hired for that salary.

What's the salary band at Manager level in the corporate restructuring group? I am being interviewed at manager level, final interview on Tuesday. Current CTC 31 (all fixed) expecting 40L pa fixed?

Any recommended way to get salary bands for a role / setting salary expectations when a recruiter reaches out to you? Continued...

What is a typical offer for an external hire at Consultant Level? No MBA, HCOL (NYC) and 3 YOE

Considering looking for a new sales management role. I’ve only had “promote from within” sales manager roles where I started as an IC and continue to manage my book while selling. I’d like to make a switch and start in a management only role. Any recommendations on companies? I have 6 years of top producing IC sales experience and a little over 4 years of management experience.

I was laid off from a resource management role, working with employees approaching or on the bench, working with managers to staff projects, and support functions like report creation, scheduling, etc. Roles like this are few and many large consulting firms have frozen internal hiring. Do you think it would be beneficial to get a SHRM cert? Would that help get a "talent related" HR role? Worth the money? I have a background in recruitment as well.

I'm a United person but got a fast track for platinum on delta so I was thinking of switching. Anyone have some pros and cons of united vs delta?