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What do you mean? I don’t think I do, but we do have litter boxes for the cats.

@@ChristineWongi see 💩💩 everywhere😂

Yeah, it’s not the easiest! Especially when not everyone is available on the same communication platform 😅

Yeah, my role is very seasonal with September through December being the busiest days and since we all work with our own clients (one to many relationship for consultant to client and in my current role, only one consultant per client), finding coverage for our clients is big, especially September through December!

Also US and Asia have really bad work culture 😅 A lot of our European counterparts are chill and it makes me envious!

@@Emgee78 you’re welcome! Let me know if you have any other questions!

@@HarshitRaosahab01 I have a whole playlist on my channel about this!

@@ChristineWong thank you i will check it out

@user-oo5ic6fx8c let me know if there are any other videos you think I should make!

@@ChristineWong yeah sure

My partner actually does this with me 50/50! He’s on my profile and went through the same vetting process as me too! All owners are aware that it would be both of us or either of us. We did explain this to my prior clients that have built a relationship with just me, but none of them have had an issue with Addison.

@@ChristineWong thanks so much!!

@@EastCountyDreamHomes good luck!

I’m so sorry about your experience! I think it’s definitely a mixed bag and depends on your team, your client, and even your PM, DL or EM to ensure a positive experience for all. Even when I was at Accenture and I worked with other consultants from other firms on the same project, I didn’t find it beneficial haha. So much drama and politics!

@@JossOrtan thank you for watching, and I’m glad you found this interview inspiring! Well, one practical step is Zivver for emails, but a lot of companies are also using security addons to emails and file transfers and security keys that prevent you from doing much without them! Even Google has this mechanism where if you typed your password anywhere on the internet (maybe reusing it), it locks you out until you come up with a new password. Pretty cool!

Answering all the membership questions is the only requirement! The group would automatically accept you! Thank you for joining!

Sorry, unfortunately we’re able to do that unless it’s with a group Google works with. I’m not familiar with that. The tour is pretty much what the video shows!

@@ChristineWong got it thanks, i really wanted to know what being a google employee is like irl

@mussazeb4556 you should consider internships when you go to college then!

@@ChristineWong I will try but it won't be easy though, thank you for your advice!

I wish you best of luck, but it IS possible if you set your mind to it!

You definitely can! Management consultants do functional consulting in a lot of tech roles, so you just need to pivot!

@@ChristineWong ahhh, thank you so much for your response! I have a few more questions following this, is it alright if I message you on Linkedin or should I drop them here? Thank you so much!!

Thank you, and I’m glad you found this helpful!

Thank you! Sorry, I am unable to help beyond the videos I have.

My employer does not allow me to unfortunately. However, I wish you best of luck!

The titles could include technology analyst! “Consultant” is usually a mid-level role. For Accenture, they have the technology development program you can consider!

@@ChristineWong sweet thanks !

@@ChristineWong how does Accenture work is it like volunteering?

@@Sean-qt8sj can you elaborate? Accenture is a consulting firm.

@@ChristineWong Oh my mistake I confused it with another company Riipen

I’m sorry you’re going through that! They don’t give calls, they are usually through emails. Have you checked your junk email or your emails frequently?

@@ChristineWong yes, for years. No answers, nothing.

@GodsBurden I’m so sorry! I hope you have better luck in the near future!

It’s all decided by the individual neighborhoods! Though usually it’s the directors that get it due to the privacy of their work, but it’s agreed within the neighborhood. Everyone in this building pretty much reach out externally which is why the building is built to serve clients!

Use it as a stepping stone to learn the skills as a technical consultant! It’s pretty transferable and you don’t have to worry about locking your skills in Oracle. I try not to build a career out of a product to prevent yourself from being obsolete.

​@@ChristineWong Thanks for your response. I want to ask another question regarding this. I love coding, and I do a bit of full stack development. I just graduated with my master's degree. Unfortunately, I didn't get any offers related to this domain, but I did received one for a technical consultant position based on ORACLE Fusion. I'm a bit scared that if I choose to go into this domain, I might not be able to switch to a domain related to web development or cloud computing, which is where my interest lies. However, I need a job right now, and I live in India, where the job scarcity is damn high. What is your opinion on this? Your insight would be greatly appreciated. I said the above because, switching domains is quite hard in my Country 😕

@@subhodeepbasak9092 I say any experience vs. none at all right out of your masters is really good, especially if it’s a technical consultant role. It will only add to your experience, never detract. I will also say that even when you are in the role, you can still look for other jobs that are more in line with what you’re looking for, so it’s not a death sentence! It’s all about how to tailor your experiences to the roles. My husband is a technical consultant yet he codes and does programming, so it only adds!

Thank you! They’re so mesmerizing! Such a beautiful color for eyes! 😻😻😻

I actually rely on questions related to topics we brought up during the interview to not sound so random and shows you paid attention to the interviewer. I talked about it in this video too! HOW to write a GREAT Thank You Email | THIS Thank You Email That Got The Job ua-cam.com/video/V2bKqQC0iYA/v-deo.html

@@ChristineWong that’s fair and makes sense. No pressure, but could you share what a specific example may be without giving away too many details? I’m just looking for inspiration:)

@@benjaminbarkerofficial I would check out the video I linked in the prior comment! I analyze the thank you email line by line and give suggestions including the actual questions I asked in mine!

Awwwwwww thank you so much! This means a lot to me!

Thank you! Yeah, English is very tricky with weird rules. I still mess up once in a while too.

You’re welcome!

Hopefully you get to travel more soon!

Thank you!

There are chapters if you want to jump around.

It honestly depends on the company! I’ve seen remote, onsite or hybrid!

@@ChristineWong gotcha! So the remote positions in particular, have you seen them more in tech or consulting companies?

@Officialyasirbadawi for consulting companies, it depends on the clients. And for tech, I’ve seen the spectrum. You’ll have to look at both but you can guarantee knowing with tech before starting the job while consulting firms all differ in the agreement with clients. You would have a higher chance actually traveling to the client than to the office itself.

@@ChristineWong awesome! Last question: You mentioned you had some opportunities to work remotely in the past - did they allow you to travel offshore while working remotely or is that unacceptable ?

@@Officialyasirbadawi unacceptable. Mostly because of the data compliance and security issues that would imply when working with client data.

I usually say this: “Rover doesn’t disclose the address until the booking is confirmed. What is the address for the meet and greet?”

Simple as that! They will always either confirm the booking or just give you the address.

I knowwww!!! I’m craving for more 😻

Same 😫

Of course your favorite part 😹

Thanks for watching!

My experience actually wasn’t remotely close to a sweatshop!

I started a career with Accenture in 2004 and I still miss it. There was a lot of long hours and whole nights but people that I worked with have become friends since until now.

Accenture had super smart and cool people! I can see how that would be. I’m glad you had a rewarding experience!

For non-Googlers? Unfortunately no. It’s a workplace still. Googlers can give tours to their own guests though.

I’m not sure if it’s considered moonlighting, but before I actually created content, I spoke to Accenture’s marketing and legal teams after guidance from my manager and director and got their blessings and learned of the restrictions before starting! And for Google, I actually had it as one of my resume experiences and even used it during the interview too so everyone was fully aware while I was recruited.

@@ChristineWong That's great.

@cookingKAKA101 thank you!