With software careers cooked, are more people now looking to get into Finance?
Hearing from a few recent graduates I know who are struggling to get jobs in Software, they are now looking at careers in Finance.
Is this a general trend we will see?
Hearing from a few recent graduates I know who are struggling to get jobs in Software, they are now looking at careers in Finance.
Is this a general trend we will see?
In March this year, the Jeacoo 7 was the best selling car in the UK. How did Chinese made cars become so popular all of a sudden? (https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/features/why-are-jaecoos-and-omodas-selling-so-well-dealer-reveals-all)
I always thought historically “Made in China” was perceived as low quality or fake, is that perception now changing?
Context: I don’t own a Chinese car but considering a new car atm and shopping around
I recently read a stat that said some 70% of jobs are never publicly advertised, does the same apply for contract roles?
Are most people competing for the same 30% of roles, each with hundreds and thousands of applicants, when people really need to be networking more to tap into that “hidden” 70% of roles no one sees?
Is tableau declining? I am seeing some veteran tableau users move away from the platform, but also firms moving away and fewer and fewer data analyst roles in the market
I have a theory that En Sabah Nur in Ancient Egypt actually helps out the X men, before he discovers his villainous ways
If he encounters a future version of himself which he ends up killing, or sacrificing himself in the past to prevent future apocalypse existing, that should in theory close the time paradox and time gap?
I need to gather requirements from stakeholders, but they are not stupid and know the new system we are looking to develop will ultimately mean their lose their manual jobs
How best do I approach and work with these stakeholders?
They know their fate is coming
I am contracting atm and next year I will need to renew my mortgage as my fixed term ends in April
Are there any recommended lenders that specialise in offering mortgages for contract workers?
Does it matter if inside vs outside? Do lenders see both differently?
Contracting with a bank at the moment in London, been told all contractors go on furlough / freeze for all of July and a few days in August - presumably a quiet time given most are on summer break
Is it common to have furlough period this time for contractors? I’m used to change freezes during Christmas but not Summer
Career question for those in banking/finance please, I have a chance to specialise in one of these two areas, looking to focus on one as a career niche over the next few years, keen to hear from anyone experienced in either field:
is there longevity? I am conscious a lot of back office is being moved offshore or automated with AI
Which of the two areas would pay better / career earnings potential?
Some context, under FinCrime I would be specifically working on Sanctions Monitoring and Transaction monitoring.
Under Credit Risk I would be focused on Counter Party Credit Risk.
Career question for those in banking/finance please, I have a chance to specialise in one of these two areas for a European Bank in London, looking to focus on one as a career niche over the next few years, keen to hear from anyone experienced in either field:
is there longevity? I am conscious a lot of back office is being moved offshore or automated with AI
Which of the two areas would pay better / career earnings potential?
Some context, under FinCrime I would be specifically working on Sanctions Monitoring and Transaction monitoring.
Under Credit Risk I would be focused on Counter Party Credit Risk.
I can see Big firms looking to free up their workforces to be more agile, given AI will result fewer headcount, will large firms opt to hire more flexible contractors instead to fill gaps in projects/teams where needed?
Keen to hear other thoughts though! There is an additional worry contractors become a commodity too.