/biz/ - Business & Finance

Has anyone here ever wage slaved for any of those big 4 management consultancys? I've been offered a job there and am unsure to take it. In my country, KPMG sacked 200 people over night, and cut employees pay by 20% for 4 months. I currently work a cushy government job atm

I was offered a job with a big four consultancy (KPMG) but they've low balled their offer. Effectively offering 10% less than what I'm currently on. They don't seem interested in negotiating. I've heard having a company like KPMG is good for a resume and opens opportunities in the future. My current job is comfortable (DoD, project management). What is the /adv/ opinion on this matter? Take a 10% pay cut and work 30% harder to a golden ticket on a resume, or cruise on easy street until something better comes along

>>28066682
What's your stack now and what's your budget

>>26739866

I have a job interview in 30 minutes. Give me tips RIGHT NOW

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>>24110136
assuming you're not being facetious, worthwhile to check out a guy named johnny soporno (yes, it's meant to be corny) from the last generation, he has some of the best advice and realistic mindsets about women, on par with patrice o'neil

>>3862544
Wise, do you recommend sitting on BTC and hoping for longterm returns, or diversifying into stronger coins then (ETH, etc)? I've been day trading (sell at +400, buy a few hours later at -300, etc, but would rather pit into something and long hold