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@@cherylnaidoo555 the first two videos of this playlist can help you with that! How to Get a Job in Technology Consulting ruclips.net/p/PLibY-3NAtJvEjbuvbqswWm55yH2a01LKT Generally, you just need to be a problem solver, so you don’t need any real qualifications other than to show that you have client facing skills and can solve technical problems. Technical skills can be taught and trained, so they really try to see if you do learn and adapt quickly with technical skills. If you have years of experience, it may be specific to areas role or area vs a undergraduate or graduate program, so they may ask for experience or skills on a specific area but it can be possible if you network and train.

They all have free features! You just need to purchase the card. If you are buying the team version or buying the subscription, that is a different story.

I’m not a tax professional, but I would be happy to make a video on how I personally do it! This video actually was originally on all of the ways you can do it but it ended up being 20 minutes long so I just kept it shorter. Will do tax minimization overall for the next video!

Yes exactly! My husband Addison still at Accenture and verified he was able to make the changes. Previously it didn’t allow you!

Next year! That’s why it’s good to make sure to reduce your salary deductions before next year’s first paycheck so you could go all in with your bonus!

​@@ChristineWong Let me see if I understood it correctly. You are essentially saying maximizing 401k or putting all your bonus into 401k can help get more money from paycheck? How about if one does not get a bonus and the 401k set up doesn't allow for distributing funds into different areas.

It is on maximizing tax deductions while maximizing 401K! Anything considered supplemental income counts so tips also count as well. I have a video that will be coming out next week on how to optimize overall tax deductions, but in general maximizing the traditional 401K is ideal as well as other tax advantaged vehicles like HSA and FSA.

Just released the video! ruclips.net/video/2xx9sOZSsY0/видео.htmlsi=kXzI4pZrYT1ffVXP

@@ChristineWong Got it. You promised and you have delivered. Appreciate you.

As someone I know told me, “why loan the government extra money with no interest?”

@@cjmor6590 mostly out of the box, but less about design, more about showing a client need to product and Eng that have made tweaks before. Sometimes as I mentioned in the hotels world, we have more pull though!

We do get to make feature requests though or product asks us for feedback and sometimes we see it come to fruition!

I know, it could be interpreted in two ways which is should I just sink with the ship or should I try to achieve the goal our team set our mind to 😅

Thank you! I’m happy and honored that you’ve been following me for a while! Will continue to keep it real! 😻

@@riagandhi2929 this is just from my personal experience and from being in consulting myself. For the questions asked though, the case did provide 3 questions already.

@@Kia805 the sizing varies, some of them are definitely tight depending on the fit! 😅

You only need a smart phone with NFC. You just tap their phone and it shows up as a web page opening on a browser.

Also, right after discussion of each card, I do tap my own phone and show how the UI looks like for the customer.

@@tacs9960 I’m glad my content helped! If you filled out all the membership questions, you are automatically accepted!

All of them use the website to configure (Linq has an app too though), but all of them apply to all smart phones! It’s just using the same technology as NFC, so any phone with NFC.

@@ChristineWong are they all free

They are not.

8700! This is in NYC, so prices will differ if you’re not in NYC. This cost does not include the dimmers, pendant light, recessed lights and lightbulbs. They also said it costed more because it’ll take more time and energy since I still had furniture in the living room that we weren’t willing to move out.

@@samueldominguez9859 thank you!

Thank you! I clearly had too much fun playing with this haha. I even set up night mode to lower the brightness and make them warmer at sunset 😹

It wasn’t fresh out of college! I was at Accenture for 3.5 years before going to Google as a solutions architect.

Yes, and I’ll even be in HK next year for a bit!

I think both should be used to help structure your response! They focus on different parts though some overlap. Industry, company and technology is more high level and macro. People, process and technology is more operational and micro.

@@potato4495 well my original office was actually Hudson 315. Previous to that it was in 8510 and previous to that was Chelsea and 9th Ave, no choice because they try to keep teams and business units together.

We can float around but there is a requirement to be in our home office on average 3 days a week.

@@k10158 we bought 4 years ago when it was a much more reasonable price and better interest rates. However, back then I thought since we’re not in an old building that a lot of the appliances were all good, but we didn’t expect to have to update all of them 😅 this is more of a reflection of how I don’t think it’s worth it in 2024 but it was back then for me and maybe sometime in the future again!

@@samueldominguez9859 thank you! I literally just bought Lumary recessed lights on Amazon haha: Philips hue was too expensive for what it was and actually had fewer reviews.

AHHAHA, they say it jokingly but only a few people actually follow through with it haha.

@@ji-wonseong1623 there are some roles that are way less technically involved! More business-centric roles such as sales and finance. However, even in those roles, you may still need to know what is going on because of the products of the company so at least the concepts would be important to know about but you don’t need to be an expert! For my role, I am client-facing and a technical specialist so I help clients understand them as well as implement, so it’s more important that I have to know 😅

I think tech is great to get into because it’s lucrative and at one point, everything will involve tech, so if you choose not to learn about tech, you might be behind the curve.

Downtown Brooklyn! Wow, you replaced the AC twice? Didn’t realize they don’t last as long as I hoped 😅

I don’t know so much about tech risk in particular, but security, cloud and AI are big!

Yup, we added him to the profile! They did the background check on him too. You should ask support to do this for you!

Very rare now, but usually people that have lots of cash to just give all cash offers 😅 Still, there’s a lot of competition and offers despite the prices and interest rates!

There a lot of "buying" that doesn't make it into the data. A Quit Claim Deed is recorded by a county clerk but exchanged values is not recorded. Almost all real estate data comes from traditional deals. Some homes are inherited. Some owner financing. Some are LLCs where several people buy together. A $800k house is only $267k when you have 2 other people willing to share the house with you. For most people born in the US sharing a house is completely unacceptable. But for people coming from other countries its no big deal. We also have the growing wealth or income gap. People love to complain about the gap but the reality is there are more people getting on the high side of that too. It's not just "all" young people will never be able to own a home. Some do well for themselves. It has always been getting harder to own. The best time to buy in Manhattan was 1626. Probably cheaper before that, but no records. But ever since 1626 it's gotten harder to buy. The world population in 1626 was about 500 million and today it's about 8 billion while the size of Manhattan has stayed the same. More buyers = higher values.

I remember you, Nick! And thank you for your comment! I feel like they were being selfish and only worried about themselves and their jobs. We did everything we could on our end to set things straight yet somehow all the blame was on myself. I haven’t lost my entrepreneurial spirit though and still pushing through! Hope you’re doing well too!

@@Destinyprojects4 I have boarding clients (of the same household) in one room and if I have another household, they take the other! Our cats stay in the living room. If I know a client has done well with our cats before then I have them with my cats on day 1. I do not care for dogs though so that would be a different piece.

@@ChristineWongohhh, k gotchya. Thanks so much for responding 😊 I was thinking perhaps that’s what you might do. My cats so are curious I just know they’d be hanging out around the guest bedroom doing the infamous paws under the door thing over and over haha 😁 BUT I’m truly thinking of doing this as a side hustle also - your video was so helpful thanks again 🤗

@@Destinyprojects4 the infamous paws have definitely happened before too! We slowly introduce them with our cats if the client is open to it but we never have different households together though.

@@shivshrivastav5541 thank you!

@@shivshrivastav5541 thank you!

@CaraLuuu functional consulting in terms of the skills and type of work is very similar all across! The big difference is the actual software. The software could influence your relationship with the technical consultants and client counterparts.

@@ChristineWong Omg thank you so much for your prompt response (and accepting my Linkedin invitation to connect💗💗💗) U are the best! P/S: May I ask you more questions after finishing watching other vids on your journey to Google?

@CaraLuuu of course!

@@ChristineWong All the best to youu💯💗🫶🏻

That was me at first! They don’t change the menu that often though so it does get old.

@@juancastro8073 it’s not really easy to make friends at Accenture due to the nature of working remotely or in the client office! However, I made most of my friends having us all hang in the same office area when we do go in or with my project team!

We of course work! The video of course is not going to show the workspace area that often because I’m not allowed to and it wouldn’t make sense to show people working if the point is to give you a tour. Plus, that risks showing what’s on their screens. Just because people aren’t on a computer doesn’t mean they aren’t working. It could be with a client or colleagues having an in person meeting.

We do! We had the private bath but the public bath didn’t seem too attractive though, so depends on the experience you’re going for.

@@ChristineWongdefinitely in it for the food and the private onsen! I noticed this doesn’t get Mountain View’s but the food and the grounds look killer. We booked because of yalls video! Thank you.

@@ColorHoles thank you, I’m glad we were able to help in planning your trip! Enjoy!