Looking at a federal job in Treasury for an attorney. I am currently in public accounting and although I absolutely hate the culture and the corporate koolaide, I actually like the flexibility and the ability to take time for my kids events and just make the time and work up later. Does anyone have any insight into the WLB in Treasury? Can I leave to get my kids or go to their events and then as long as I am a good performer just make my time and work up later? Want to learn anything I can.

hi i am a dedicated and disciplined Security Officer with a background in national law enforcement (Tunisian National Guard). I have over 7 years of experience in public safety, surveillance, and crisis response. I am physically fit, trained in weapon handling, driving, and first aid. I’m looking for a job opportunity in Italy where I can contribute my skills and grow professionally in a safe an environment.

Our CIO is pushing us to learn a programming language that no one has heard of. He used it in his old job. One looked into it and found that no company or government agency in my state used it. It doesn't appear in TIOBE Index. It doesn't appear in Stack Overflow's to programming language. My colleagues and I see this as a huge career limitation. What can we do about this?

Hi everyone, I’m currently working as an Quantity Surveyor in Qatar and I’m planning to move to Italy for career opportunities. I would appreciate any guidance on QS or commercial roles there, including required skills, whether Italian language is necessary, how difficult it is for non-EU candidates to find jobs, and any advice on how to improve my chances. Thank you in advance for your support.

Must see cities in Italy for my 30th bday trip with my bf. We will be there for 12 days. So excited about going but nervous since we always do Spain and Portugal. I’m excited to visit Italy but notice most people only go there once but repeat other countries Is it because it’s more expensive compared to our European countries? Also I’m avoiding Positano and lake Como.

This is a very exciting time for those of us in fiduciary tax profession as we may see outcomes that we have never seen before, such as a nongrantor 1041 showing tax due even with no capital gains and all income being passed out to charity, as the OBBB dictates curtailment of all deductions for trusts in the highest tax bracket in the amount of 2/37ths.

Anyone FIREd (or intending to soon) in Spain? Which city, hows the cost of living and overall experience? Taxes are very high and the 'socialist' theme (people are less driven to give their fair share, dependent on the govt) seem to be cons for several people posting their sentiments online. i'm not sure how true these are.

Thoughts on taking a government job with the current state of the economy/country? I know lots of layoffs are happening, but this offer is to fill a position that someone is leaving. County Auditor role: $92k, 4-day work week (in-office), pension, and zero expectation of checking email after 4:30 PM. I’m 32. Good move or not worth the risk?

How hard is it to make the switch from local government to federal government? I want a job that pays better and I figure it's smart to stay in the government sector. My experience in local government should help me move into a federal position, right?