u/AnxiousAssociate1010

Been hitting THC carts (90%+ concentration) several times a day after work for a while.

Stopped everything yesterday once I started applying for jobs and I got an interview at a great company, but they may possibly drug test for THC.

I don't want my habits to hurt any job chances, and I don't actually have a drug test scheduled yet but I know that eventually there may be one. Like I said, I'm 5'6'' and 110 lbs., I don't know how to calculate my body fat but my waist is only about 66cm. in circumference and my neck is half of that so Google is estimating my body fat % to be between 6-12%. I also regularly only eat about 800-1200 calories a day and sometimes just drink two protein shakes the entire day as my natural diet.

How long do I have to potentially get fully clean to pass a urine test if I'm ever given one? Anyone with similar profiles able to pass within 3 weeks despite high cart use? Any recommendations on what helps?

I've been a staff at a Big 4's internal audit practice for 3 years and I was made a Staff 4, so I have another year to get promoted, but it's not guaranteed so I'm considering potential options.

The problem is although I'm eligible to apply for a number of Senior IA roles, I'm not sure if I'll have the title or be able to compete with others applying from external audit or with the actual title. If I have similar YOE to someone with the title, would I still be competitive to apply? Can anyone give me an honest assessment of what a non-CPA with my background could expect in this market?

Currently already in the Loop and we're considering renting a 1bedroom from them to cut our costs. I was just wondering if anyone has any insight to the downsides of living here.

3 year staff are the norm at my office, but there's now a handful of 4th year staff in my practice due to how competitive and limited even the senior spots have become this year. Unfortunately I'm one of the 4th year staff and while I've seen 4th years get promoted, I'm really worried about how it's going to look if I'm not and I have to apply for new jobs.

I feel like I could definitely talk about my experiences in detail considering 4 years isn't nothing, and there have been some projects where I was the in-charge associate for a couple months, but I'm worried about my resume being auto-rejected on the basis that most other B4 promote to senior after 2.

I get positive reviews (4/5) but not exceptional (5/5) reviews whereas my competition got 5/5s and got promoted instead. Does it at least signal anything that I was not laid off or PIP'd all these years, or will recruiters just see 4 years at B4 to be another incompetent staff not worth hiring into a senior position?