u/Peacefulhuman1009

Entirely a hypothetical but......

Let's say you're currently making less than 100k, but tomorrow you get offered a $200,000 base salary.

Would you be willing to:

- Work 50 hour/week?

- Work 60+ hours/week?

- Be available nights/weekends?

- Take on significantly more pressure and accountability?

For 200k, how far would you go? Would you hit full beast mode, or would you treat it like any other job and keep boundaries in place?

I was a Drake fan. The guy can RAP his ass off - one of the elites of our genre.

But, he sued...behind a rap battle. That tells me a few things, he has never been in a cypher on the corner, he has never been in the halls of a majority black school or even half-way black American school, he does not understand that part of the culture. He has never had to go bar for bar with crowds of people around him, ready to clown him out of existence. Eminem experienced the ringer, was an absolute beast at it, and the culture crowned him forever. Drake has absolutely no idea.

We can crush your feelings with rap music. The way you are supposed to respond though? Is with even harder music.

The number one thing you should never do, in terms of rap / hip-hop culture: get the courts involved behind bars.

Any song Drake makes after that moment, I can never take serious and will never bump in the car. It's over for me.

What does reddit not see about that town?

There are not many at all.

No matter what city.

What gives with the term? Why are there not many jobs that contain that term?

What do you do?

How much experience do you have?

What area of the nation are you in?

And finally....hows ya stress level? Are you happy?

Here's the time my successful friends - flex in ALL OF YOUR GLORY.

What do you do?

How much experience do you have?

What area of the nation are you in?

And finally....hows ya stress level? Are you happy?

Here's the time my successful friends - flex in ALL OF YOUR GLORY.

I was in the big 4 (EY) for 9 years - left at manager 3 level, immediately before shifting to Senior Manager.

Currently at a broker dealer in industry, at the vice president level (it's a significantly expanded role, with 5 directs at this point).

I have a big 4 firm (PWC) currently working for me on a massive project. Daily, I'm managing senior managers and managers.

I'm realizing that people in industry are, for the most part, simply not on the same level in many ways (not sure if thats a good or bad thing). I could easily see myself going back to the big 4 in as little as 3 years.

***networking constantly with my old crew (SMs and Partners now) / old friends..but I can see that fizzling out over the years.

What do you think are my odds of getting back in? And what level do you think I'd come back in at?

What area of the country are you in?

Do you think you've "tapped out" salary wise?

And are you happy with where you are at?