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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think it's always tough to find a good, white-collar job. They say it takes a month for every 10k in pay that you want. All the stars have to align really. It takes tons of networking, and there being a fit between your experience and the job. Then, the job has to be right: the culture, the salary, the benefits, the commute, the hours, and they have to hire you! And there may be 50 other similarly qualified candidates out there, it just depends. I find that if you are in a more quantitative role like analysis or finance, it is easier to find a job. But for creative or marketing types? Much tougher to prove your qualitative skills, and a lot of times you have to have come from a big name company or consulting firm to "prove" that the qualify of your work will be good enough.[/quote] I'm currently looking and this sounds about right. I have a quant background but am trying to switch industries, so that's a little harder. And coming from Finance, I'm too far above the range for similar positions in other industries. I'm willing to take a cut to move to a more interesting field, but don't want to take too big of a cut. It was much easier to move around when I was younger & making less money. [/quote]
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