Having been here since March of last year, I've found a lot to celebrate about this company - Legacy companies, particularly family-owned, family-founded ones, can sometimes suffer from a homogeneity of personality type, look, demographics, etc, but Airoom is a really diverse team that hasn't fallen into the trap of ageism, sexism, ableism, racism, etc that can plague organizations over time--and it's done intentionally, with an eye toward diversity and difference - a welcome surprise

Anyone work for Amazon as an EA? Any insight, input, work-life balance perspective: This is an in-office position under the umbrella of Amazon, but specifically for a zappos dot com / shopbop dot com role. I'm doing first round interviews soon after passing the pre-screen app & questionaire. I'm a hard working but not sure how stressful it will be. Second round interviews include a marathon 4-6 hours (sounds like a blast).

I recently joined a new firm and while everyone’s technically nice, there’s a clear “in group” on every project. Jokes I don’t get, Slack threads I’m not tagged in, impromptu coffee chats I only hear about after the fact. It’s not toxic, but it’s definitely isolating. I’m trying not to force connections or be that person who pushes too hard to fit in, but I also don’t want to stay on the outside. How do you actually build real relationships across teams like this?

I am currently working at Ha-Meem Group as a Sub Assistant Engineer (Mechanical). I have been working with this company since 2021. Prior to that, I worked at Electro Mart Limited as a Trainee Sub Assistant Engineer. Alongside my studies, I also worked in several other roles, such as an Instructor at a computer training center, an Assistant Teacher at Ikra Cadet School and Madrasa, and an Electrical Supervisor at Comilla University.

I am current college student looking for internships, I recently was reached out to a company called ALKU(staffing company)! I am in between whether I want to take on my first internship with them or not. I was wondering if anyone had any experiences with this company and could share them with me to help me come to a decision . Any information is appreciated!

Newish equity partner here (2012 Grad) and I have some advice for associates I wish someone would have told me ten years ago. DONT TRY TO PLEASE EVERYONE. It likely won't work and you will burn out. It is much easier and safer to pick a small group to please and forsake everyone else. This comes naturally to some but it was a struggle for me.

Here in the UK, five agencies are currently competing for the Ikea creative account (according to Campaign). Three are Omnicom agencies: McCann Adam & Eve\TBWA AMV BBDO Welcome to the holding-company Twilight Zone, where you fight your own cousins for the same biscuit.

Hi fellows! If you haven't already joined the 'Faith & Allies' and Christian network at Deloitte, this is your encouragement to do so! You can join searching the communities through Viva Engage or Dnet. I recently found out that Deloitte (and Accenture) have faith groups you can participate in the company 🥳

For attorneys at Sidley, how are the ECVC folks from WilmerHale integrating at the firm? Any thoughts on joining that firm as a senior associate from one of the big tech law firms' ECVC (e.g. WSGR, Cooley, Goodwin, Gunderson)? Would that be a smart move?

EYP Software Strategy Group or A&M PEPI MASS / Software Group? Looking and interviewing at both and trying to get insight on comp, group prestige, exit ops, and quality of the people/talent. Whatever my next role is I really want to work with exceptional people so I’m all ears.