Working in the dispute department makes me wonder why people ignore simple details we request to support their claims. Recently, a customer was asked multiple times for a specific, very simple detail, yet each time he sent irrelevant info. I politely explained it was missing, but he insisted he’d already provided it. It felt like he was avoiding it on purpose, and then people blame companies for not helping them. Laziness does not yield anything.

Counselor told me yesterday that the firm is considering cutting me due to low utilization. Any recommendations?

Hi, was wondering if anyone has info on Investment Banking and/or buyside comp levels in copenhagen?

I’m a second year associate at a small, but reputable firm. My caseload is almost entirely made up of clients who were referred to one of the partners but the partners are too busy so I end up taking the case. The clients are told up front that an associate, rather than a partner will be taking his/her case. I’ve run into an issue a couple of times where the client doubts my advice because I am only 2 years in. Has anyone else experienced this? How do I address the fact that I’m only 2 years in?

How often do you all review your rates? I’m 6 months into partnership and my rate is the same as it was two years ago when I started at this firm as a 4th year (currently had a license just over 6 years and the 5.5 I’ve been in practice are all domestic relations)

Anyone hiring in NYC?
Willing to sponsor a work visa?

🙋🏻‍♀️ F27 Attorney. Anyone finding love here?

I have a promising interview at a relatively large law firm in my area (+100 attorneys) next week. The position is for a transactional role in their real estate practice group, and they are seeking someone with at least 2 YOE. I have a bit over 7 YOE with a strong real estate/commercial lit. background. Over the past two years in my current position, I've been doing a lot more transactional work. The split is around 50% transactional and 50% lit.

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What is annual performance ratings in Coforge, and generally what is average annual hike.

I would appreciate some advice on my situation below.
About three months ago, I was applying to find a new job. A month later, I got an offer, came work for this firm. I am not feeling like this would be a great environment for me. So I accepted a job interview this week but when I sent them the resume was 3 months ago so i didnt have my current job on there. Should I tell them my job has changed since? I am worried that if i dont tell them, they will find out when doing background check.

Hi, I'm working with the EY UK in finance transformation consulting. Wanted to ask, how feasible is it to get a gig with the US firm? Since consulting has many opportunities across the pond, wanted to gain US experience as well.

What has your experience been switching from on-premise solutions to SaaS software? Any regrets?

What made you realize that science was the right path for you?

I work 2 part-time jobs. I just requested a pay raise at my ABA job which they approved on by 10%. My other job is in Mental Health has a flat rate with no chance to request a raise, turns out I'm not required to work the full 20hrs/Week meaning that when there's no work to complete I won't be getting paid. I've only been here 8months & want to leave as I need the money. Should I start looking elsewhere even if I haven't been here for a year?

Can you use a heating pad on a delta flight if there’s an outlet? My back gets sore on flights. Looks like AA banned it. Cant find anything on delta

So was my check mysteriously lost in the mail or does it take 6-7 days to get from one part of Brooklyn to another?! On a check that was already late

Is there a market for status passes and lounge passes you’re unable to use? I have 2 of each expiring Dec 31.

Does anyone happen to know if spring ‘22 grads can apply to winter ‘22 internship positions at Big4?

Back when I was getting started in the food world, I worked flipping burgers at In-n-Out. A man came in and said the burgers he had gotten weren’t right. He dumped the food on the counter and then he started throwing them back behind the counter. We gave him a refund and then his demeanor completely changed. He was calmer and he told us to have a great day as he left us to clean up the mess he made.

Once when I was waiting tables, I had a guy pay me cash. The change was 45 cents, which I didn't give back to him because like who wants that. He then asked where the change was, and when I explained that I didn't give back the loose change, he made a big stink about how dollars and cents matter and didn't leave me a tip. He was a republican staffer on capitol hill.

I had customers tell me how amazing the salads I make for them. It’s great that I can make salads that good!

Hi how much does a florist get paid per hour? Thanks