What’s the one topic at work you don’t talk about? Yes politics and religion, anything else?

What does everyone wear for client meetings in a WFH setting

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How often do you have sex? How long have you been together? I’m lucky if I get it 1x a week and I’m getting frustrated.

Any good recruiters in the Product / Program / Project management space in Dubai? Active on LinkedIn but aware many smaller companies don’t post there due to the costs. Adecco has been recommended and roles look the right fit.

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Recommendations for lightweight low maintenance versatile blazer?

FAR, what a pain..that’s all

I can refer you in Natwest . DM if you like .

BCG vs Deloitte. Could you comment on the work life balance differences between the two in toronto / Canada.

Microdosing while WFH: Stories, advice, warnings?

What will be the management level in accenture for 6 yrs of experience ?

Hola Fishes, I’m getting here 15 Lpa; and I have 12 yrs of experience in .net, Net core, mvc, web api, j query & JavaScript
How much salary I can propose in Kuwait Dinar ?

Hi fishes, please advice what package should i ask. YOE 3 years. Full stack developer in nodejs and reactJS. I am currently getting 15 LPA

For product marketing manager what does rhe day to day look like? Any youtube videos yall can share?

I have 7 years experience in personal US tax and have Enrolled agent licence . Can I be hired as a manager in big 4 ?

How is John St these days for accounts?

Anyone here from Salesforce? I have 12+ yrs experience in OTC ... Any help with getting a job in Salesforce?

Does an independent landlord have to honor a mistake (discounted rent) they made on an online listing in California / SF?

How much is “market” comp for a 5th year, general civil lit, AmLaw 200 defense firm with usual benefits (health, dental, 401k match up to 6%). I’m LA based. TIA

What were some circumstances where you have had to to let go of an internal company offer after accepting it?

Does anyone have a tool/ site that calculates what the offer would need to be to leave a current role, all things considered? Of course, it’s anything more than you’re making now, but I’m looking for something that accounts for LTE, the hassle, risk, etc.

I recently was let go (in lieu of accepting my two weeks) and I should have received my March expense check by the end of April per the employment agreement (submitted the report April 1, let go before mid April). I have emailed HR but haven't heard anything. I've got a feeling someone at the top is putting a hold on it.

How do I get my money from them? It's a few hundred dollars

Sorry if this isn't the right bowl for this question - I've checked a few.

Question: Are employers legally allowed to deduct pay from your paycheck without your knowledge or approval?

I asked for a raise in April 2022 after three years with my company. Positive feedback since day one. Learned I was making less than peers at other asset managers in NYC with less experience (14 years). Latest conversation was with HR about how they calculate salaries. I’ve been asked to provide examples how my role has changed since I started to justify the increase. Is this normal? Or is this just their way of denying my request?

Recently got an offer for 80k at Morgan Stanley as a customer service associate. Can anyone provide some insight on where this offer lands (high low) in the entry level/csa marketplace? Located in a major city

What should I do in a scenario where I was hired (12+ years) with far less salary than(~20% less) than other members (4+ experience) in team and asked to take 80% of team's responsibilities. The hiring manager low balled me sensing that I am in dire need of that job and now I am stuck for 2 years now. The company is a big shot but I am literally getting paid less than what I used to make 10 years ago. Should I try to move within or look outside?

Hi all, I have about 7 years of professional experience but only one year as a Customer Success Manager. I work on mid market accounts currently. I love my job, but would prefer to support a more robust platform that will allow me to add more value for my customers.

I’d appreciate your thoughts on what compensation you might expect for a CSM transitioning to a new company with one year of experience.

To clarify, I don’t have an offer yet, I’m just looking to make a move.

Thank you!

Morning everyone! Does anyone have insight into what a nontechnical senior manager base salary should be at Apple with 10 YOE (based in either Austin or Cali). I’ve tried looking at the salary sites many suggested on this site but am not finding much for non technical roles. Thanks!

A question from a youngster. Is working at a big big company with slightly low pay better or working at a much smaller company with higher pay better?

In the future, after a few years, let’s say I’m at a small company and want to switch to big big company, will the “small names” hurt my chance to get into the big doors?

I mean big big company is like 10x bigger than the small one if this was a factor. Assume everything else the same, WLB, commute, teams, etc.

What would you say is the minimum amount of money that your household would have to make before considering to have two babies?

Any insights on compensation for a US based role with the Public Investment Fund? Looking to make a career shift and hard to find anything since PIF’s US footprint is so small.

Hi! I’m a Finance Manager whose looking to move to Austin, TX soon. What should I expect as a salary range with that same position?

I'm interested interviewing for a position that was advertised as DOE. I understand this means depending on experience, but is there a range I should ask for? If they ask my desired salary, do I tell them? I haven't interviewed for a position like this before.

Curious to know what would be the base salary range for Project Managers in IT implementations in the Houston, TX area. 14 yrs total IT experience and 5 yrs as a PM.

I had a very positive experience interviewing with Amazon for an L5 Technical Writer role. I originally applied for a lower level writing role, ending up acing my Loop, and was passed on to speak to the hiring manager for the L5 role.

Given the positive tone of our conversation, I expect to receive an offer this week.

Can somebody tell me what kind of base salary/bonus/RSU ranges I should aim for? I'm transitioning to tech and have 10+ years of professional writing experience. PNW based.