What do you look forward to the most whenever you come home after a deployment?

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Can anyone refer me for snowflake developer position.
Total 2.4 years of experience and 1 year on snowflake.

Thanks.

Looking to transition my career from Sales into a Learning and Development or training role. Any tips on how to get my foot in the door somewhere without having a lot of specific experience? I’m a quick learner with a lot of tech industry experience, and knowledge of various systems.

I’m thinking of applying to UnitedHealth Group as a senior accountant. The position is fully remote. Does any know what it’s like working for them? Also, does anyone know what the compensation looks like for this position in Arizona? Thank you.

Would you take a 25% pay bump to move from Big 4 consulting to leading telco provider?

Hello fishes, Will BNP Paribas delay onboarding to lateral hires?

Any POA tech folks here? Let's connect

What’s the best credit card for points in the UK. I’m from the US and have the Chase Sapphire Reserve and the Marriott Amex

Got an offer for M level at Deloitte UK for one of engineering teams. Need to know the wlb for folks at this level and any other advise that you would like to pass on

I have recently received an offer from Morgan stanley for bangalore location.
I wanted to know the following :
1. Work culture
2. Work life balance
3. On site opportunities
4. Salary hikes

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can someone help me with regards to BGV for MS?

What is there in 1st level screening and after that what happens in 2nd level Screening?

i m getting AVP offer

How many different matters do you think you can competently work on before getting overwhelmed?

Question about PTO - my contract says 25 days but is this inclusive of any office shutdown over Christmas/New years (if there is one?). In Sydney office if that provides some context. Thanks!

Tmrw is my joining date with optum when will I receive joining formalities and onboarding procedure

Any brand/model recommendations for stylish and functional thermos bottles?

If I have double British and American citizenship, should I join the US or British army?

I just became a commander. I've always been a good soldier, but it's my turn to lead. I hope I do a good job. Any words of encouragement?

If you had to choose between the army and the navy, which one would you choose and why?

I feel like I haven't seen the results of our efforts. The Middle East is still a mess. There's a war in Europe we won't take part in. Does anyone else feel this way?

Are there a lot of openly gay male soldiers?

How does one decide to take risks and apply for news job when the state of the economy and the world is ever changing. We know salaries are going up, but employers struggle doling out the cash. Is it better to stick where you are or jump into something new?

Do you ever regret pursuing the life of a soldier?

What was your primary reason for joining the military?

What do you think you would be doing if you hadn't joined the military? I think I would have been a math teacher or a farmer

We as the armed forces of the United States have a research department, but the greatest advances at the armament level come from private sectors, this could not be something counterproductive because if they sell a product to us, what deprives them of selling it to other countries?

Do you know anyone who has served in more than one branch of the service? It doesn't seem very common but I'm just curious. Thanks

What's your favorite tactical vehicle?

Getting into the military helped my feeling of abandonment due to my father's absence. It sounds funny, but being in the military showed me another type of parenthood that I needed.

I brought my guitar to Iraq, it wasn't easy, but I managed to convince my commander to let me take it. I will never forget those days when we played our favorite country songs with my buddies.

Many movies romanticize the sacrifice of one soldier and leave them as a hero, but I have always thought that I hate that. Why would someone need to lose his life to be a hero? I believe the mere fact that we put our life at risk in service is enough to be a hero

The death of my best friend in combat will forever haunt me, no matter how hard I want to accept it and let it go. I've been remembering every day since I came back. It's so hard to deal with this on my own.

I always have faith that everything will make sense, and we will move into a better era. Sometimes it's challenging to maintain that faith, but it's always there.

Take victories and defeats as equals! Nothing will teach young soldiers more than making mistakes in the heat of battle that almost cost you your life. If you're still breathing, there's something to learn. Listen to it.

When (if ever) did you start seeing your drill instructor as a real person who felt compassion for the recruits?

I've seen some unfair treatment among the ranks. Advice on how to handle it?