What is one piece of advice you would give someone considering engineering?

How do i start figuring out which job I’d both be good at and enjoy doing? Feel like there’s way too much out there and narrowing my focus is difficult. I don’t know what actual skills i have or if I’m even good at anything. Any thoughts on how to get this process moving?

How are document review attorneys looked upon by law firms and is this a good career to pursue?? Doing this for deloitte now but not sure what will actually come of it.

Which company would you choose between ClearView and Guidehouse considering that my goal is to stay 2-3 years in consulting and exit to business development/corporate development in biotech/pharma?

In risk consulting/internal audit and I'm losing interest. I really want to look into deal advisory or accounting advisory. Any tips for trying to transition? Either internal or to another Big 4

So I work as an assistant manager at a restaurant for the past 9 months. I've worked in restaurants for the past 6 years science I was 16. Now I'm 22. I went to a trade school for media and film. I got a dream opportunity to work in the field making about the same or 10% more. I told myself the only reason I'd leave this company is for this type of job. Should I take the chance at this job and leave the restaurant that is on the rise and growing?

I'm a young software developer working with one of the FAANG but I keep hearing that fintech companies pay Software Developers more.
What should I learn if a wanted to move to a Software development role in a Fintech company?
In all my previous SDE roles (intern/entry level) I've always had to understand the domain of the projects so I'm thinking about upskilling as I'm not looking for entry level jobs anymore.

Hey everyone!
I’ve recently accepted a new position recruiting Pharmacists from all over the globe to come to Canada and work for our business units.
I’m looking to speak to literally anyone and everyone who is willing to chat and share information.
Your pain points, complaints, day to day life, experience with exams, certification etc.
Especially anyone who has immigrated to Canada to become a Pharmacy Tech, Pharmacy Assistant, Pharmacist etc.

What are people's thoughts on corporate Treasury roles, fortune 50.

What is the general compensation like and the career path after analyst? Is it more stimulating than FP&A? Does Treasury have desirable exit opportunities or do people typically continue the course and climb the company ladder?

What are some non-industry books that have made you a better strategist? Or even genres that you tend to favor to expand your thinking?

What cert to go for next? Currently have AWS-SAA and Security+. Thinking about CISSP but how difficult is it compared to the AWS-SAA?

Any recommendations how to land a scrum master role?? I have the PMP and a CSM certificate, I know the agile methodologies but don’t have a professional experience. I am in the Project management construction industry for 7 years.

Has anyone pivoted to a strategy / product management type of role?

Can someone give a time sense for an average prep time for CSCP certification versus CPIM? I think CPIM takes much longer but not sure

Getting ready to study for the CAMS exam. Do I need anything extra besides just studying the study guide and practice exam over and over. I’ve read online about people using AML assassin; is it worth it?

Does anyone feel like an MBA has helped them move into higher level leadership roles? I see mixed reviews. I feel like I’m hearing mixed reviews where certs are king up until you’re out of the IC world. Interested to hear your thoughts!

How do you answer when interviewer asks you where do you see yourself in 5 years? Thing are so dynamic, I don’t know where I will be in 5 years or should I just BS my way to say I will be at the bank doing bigger transformation work etc.?

For those of you who spent the time and money to get the PHR or SHRM certifications, do you feel that it actually strengthened your professional capabilities as on HR professional, or did you just do it to fit into the “HR Professional” crowd?

Does anyone have any advice/help for getting into tech sales? I love what I do currently but I am struggling to make ends meet and would love to supplement my income thru a remote work tech sales position. What’s the best way to go about getting an entry level position as an SDR/AE/BDR?

Okay so, its been a while since I've been seeing this in Linkedin:
The Job requirement says its Entry Level, but the experience it requires is always 6 year+... like how would a fresher match that.. should I've started coding at 6th grade or what?

I understand that it's a way of "SEO" in LinkedIn but it just discourages us freshies.

Actually not sure if this post belongs in this bowl but.. it is what it is?
P.s. I still apply to these because what's the worst that could happen... right?

Does anyone know how to get your foot in the door at a larger company as an EA? I have worked over 15 yrs at a CPA firm with 2 partners and I'm trying to change industry but one recruiter told me that they wanted someone with C Suite experience. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

I have offer from global logic , mastercard , netcracker for java developer position -
pune location. Wanted your review in the basis on wlf, projects there in company

Hi! Got an offer for a remote position but they had me tagged to the NYC office but I live in NJ as soon the recruiter found out they said they have to crunch the numbers again 😒 Is Amazon comp based on location even if the role is remote?

What timeline can be expected for A&M interviews from initial contact to hire? Would like to start in January 2023 but don’t want to apply too soon. TIA! Alvarez & Marsal

I've been a dental assistant for 11 years , and I think I'm done . I feel the pay is never enough and 9/10 we do the most work in the office . It's never commensurate to what we do and no matter how much experience you have your still 3-5$ more than someone fresh out of school . It's a skill I'm glad to know that I can always find work but the burnout for nothing isn't worth it. Can anyone relate

I so badly wanted to go to Vegas next year for CSKOM, but I was not invited. I feel very devalued as an employee because I feel that as an Associate Project Manager who works a lot of time with customers, and bringing in revenue for this company, I more than deserve to go. I understand that budget is an issue but as a younger adult this is very detrimental to my career because I will miss out on a huge networking opportunity.

How is the usual work life balance of Manager and above roles in MC and SC teams of Deloitte USI, PwC AC, KPMG Global and EY GDS?

Can anyone share a reliable source to keep up with covid cases worldwide?

Time to buy another pair of shoes. How quickly do you blow through tennis shoes on the job?

Any sr copywriters in NYC looking for an AD? Would love to chat

Hello Hexawarians,
Can you please help me getting 11 likes to activate DM feature?

Saw a post in the consulting bowl and curious if it applies to everyone - people on this app seem to get ‘worked’ over 50 hours a week. I’ve worked ~10 ever since the start of this year and I think it’s fantastic

Therapists in the area taking new clients?

Interviewing for a senior FP&A analyst position. What types of questions will they ask for the technical portion?

I'm new to Fishbowl so please excuse me if I am in the wrong thread to post my job opportunity. I have a 6 month contract to hire, potential, with a major FinTech company looking for a Seasoned Software Engineer (Tech stack: Java, API, AWS, Spring Boot, React or Angular). Client is hiring in the following cities SF (CA), Scottsdale (AZ) and Chicago (IL). Pretty much remote but would need to go onsite when requested.

What about the transport facility for bosch electronic city from hosur?

Did my taxes today and owe a whopping $7k just from income. Apparently my wife’s employer didn’t hold enough taxes (my w2 was fine). How can I make sure that doesn’t happen again?

I love my job and the people I work with, but lately I've been feeling like everyone else has more flexibility in their schedules than I do. How do you find time for yourself when there's so many meetings?

I'm feeling overwhelmed by my workload, but I don't want to ask for help because I fear looking like I'm unqualified to do the job. What should I do?

Is it possible to find engineering side work?
I’m a civil/environmental engineer that works for local government. Is like to work on design projects on the side. I’ve heard the private sector is booming. Lots of companies are offering remote work. Are there any companies hiring part time?

I'm having some trouble with my manager.

He's always asking me to work late, but when I do, he doesn't give me any credit for it.

I feel like he only cares about the results, not how much effort I put in. Should I say something to him?

I've been working on this project for months and my manager hasn't given me any feedback on it. It's not like I'm asking for a gold star or anything, but a little encouragement would be nice. Do you think I should try to bring more attention to the project?

Trying to make a switch in my career to heavily software focused. I’ve been learning C++ using some online courses and I’m learning but I feel like it’s not practical when I want to apply to a job. Any good recommendations on how I can learn how to write/debug to get into a software entry level job

Do you ever regret your career choice? I’m beginning to realize I may not have wanted to be a mechanical engineer after all. What other career options are there for me with my current degree?

Would anyone like to share anything interesting about a recent project they’ve gotten to work on?

I've noticed that my coworkers tend to work more on their own than with others, even when they're all in the office. Is this normal? I feel like it would be helpful for everyone to talk about their projects more often—I mean, what if someone else has solved the same problem you're trying to solve already?

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

How’s your work-life balance? New job at a new company and wondering how to clarify standards on this

What are some companies worth looking into if I want to work on researching alternative energy sources? Open to options in both the US and Canada

How many different employers does an average engineer end up working for in their lifetime?

I'm really having a difficult time understanding how engineering is supposed to be really competitive, most of the projects I've worked on were in groups and there wasn't usually a clear "leader," we were just on a team

How many of you are building side gigs in addition to your usual work?

How difficult is it to switch from civil engineering to electrical engineering?

Hello, who can help me?
I am interested in knowing how much an oilfield engineer earns. I currently have a job offer from a medium-sized company, but as a recent graduate, I don't know if the pay is adequate.

It surprises people when I say I'm an engineering major because I "don't come across as a nerd" and I don't know how to feel about that