Looking for a technical co-founder/CTO to join a stealth B2B SaaS startup in the enterprise AI space. (AI-driven revenue orchestration). Ideal partner is hands-on, scrappy, and entrepreneurial — comfortable helping us get from proof of concept to product-market fit, with expertise in LLMs, agentic architectures (LangGraph, MCP, A2A), and scaling systems from prototype to enterprise-grade. Equity-driven role with the potential to grow into full-time as we secure funding.

All consultants: I’m exploring ways to generate some additional income in the US and would appreciate your suggestions. I’ve been working in strategy and finance for the past five years and am considering enrolling for expert sessions on platforms like AlphaSights. Has anyone done this, and is it typically allowed without violating company policies or confidentiality obligations? Additionally, I’d welcome any other ideas or experiences you’re willing to share!

I wrote my first product that is in alpha. I should be happy, but I'm irritated. osted my project to r/commandline today. Two years of work on a Windows shell, alpha release, looking for feedback. Got removed by mods for not slapping an "AI-generated" disclaimer on it. Got a top comment calling my work cringe and telling me I'm "worshipping imposter syndrome" — from someone who clearly didn't read a line of the code. Sometimes, I really hate Tech

As someone who has been out of the agency world for more than a decade, I’m really confused about the IPG/Omnicom merger. I work for a fortune 50 company and we are increasingly moving to smaller independent agencies because we’re getting direct access to top talent (vs layers of junior staff) for less money. Who is this model supposed to serve???

Does anyone know anything about Alpha FMC ? Internal progression, pay band, benefits, wlb etc ? How does it compare to other boutique , MBB or b4? Anyone have thoughts on their strategy & deals, alternatives or insurance teams (their boutiques) ? Any thoughts at all would be super helpful.

I'm currently interviewing at the following companies and wanted to see if anyone had any personal experience at either of these companies and can provide and feedback 1) beauty colab - L'Oreal team at OMD 2) sia experience - their agency team, formerly known as ready set rocket. Thank you in advance!

Is it possible to join big 4 tas coming from industry? I am halfway through a fldp (rotations in fp&a, audit, probably fin reporting soon), finishing a MAcc, and studying for CPA. Looking to move in a year but every post I see is a senior associate that requires 2+ years of aud experience

Does anyone have insight about the legal team at Avalara? I’m interviewing for a position and am a bit concerned about some posts about the culture. I’m coming from Big Tech and looking for a collaborative environment without the thrash of constant turnover. Would love any insight on Avalara Inc

Who’s a a technology information systems and technology (TISA) major? I’m in my junior year at Wayne state and this year I’m trying to land myself internships or co ops and get certifications. Any tips or suggestions? How’s the work with this major? What are the biggest heads up?

I've joined a early adopter team that is responsible of making AI scalable, safe and cost-effective in our company, how valuable do you think a successful project will be in this field in a year? Are you recruiters looking for these positions in your companies?