Pick6;1436185 wrote:Im not broke, have never talked about buying an engagement ring, and sorry for wanting to get good value for a gun.

Pick6;1321214 wrote:This will be the first one I've ever purchased, so really do not have an idea where to look. I know what brands generally make good guns, but not handgun specific.

I am looking for a 9mm or .40 cal in the $300 range (im poor). Any suggestions on what to get or where to look? Going to a gun show in Akron this weekend.

Commander of Awesome;1436200 wrote:You posted:




I'll be sure not to use your accounting firm's services.

Pick6;1436204 wrote:I know what I said. If I were really broke, would I be looking for a gun? Use a little common sense.

So where is my post about engagement rings?

Commander of Awesome;1436200 wrote:You posted:




I'll be sure not to use your accounting firm's services.

like_that;1436210 wrote:+1. I wouldn't want financial consultation from somebody who thinks buying a gun when poor is a good idea.

Also, back to Auto's point. Pick was using that post mainly to pat himself in the back. If you have a job with one of the big 4, then you most likely had an internship with them. That does not help dlazz.

like_that;1436210 wrote:+1. I wouldn't want financial consultation from somebody who thinks buying a gun when poor is a good idea.

lhslep134;1436214 wrote:Dude. When you're poor you use a gun to rob people and get rich. Duh

Pick6;1436213 wrote:My company isnt big 4 (though they might as well be).

Nice fail, guys.

Automatik;1436215 wrote:Speaking of job searching, I recently had my resume personally handed to the hiring manager manager of a major CPG organization. It's probably the most solid "in" I've had since my search started. I at least expect to get an interview, but I'm not banking on it. I've made that mistake several times.

Still searching daily.

like_that;1436221 wrote:So you went out of your way to brag about working for a "big" firm, when it isn't even part of the big 4? LOL.

Pick6;1436223 wrote:I didnt go out of my way to brag about anything.

Pick6;1436173 wrote:Hundreds and only a few call backs? I've applied to 10 and got 3 interviews and my resume isnt all that great.

like_that;1436221 wrote:So you went out of your way to brag about working for a "big" firm, when it isn't even part of the big 4? LOL.

Pick6;1436223 wrote:I didnt go out of my way to brag about anything.

Commander of Awesome;1436212 wrote:Nor does accounting have anything to do with IT. Big 4 accounting firms so many undergrads bc a large portion of them quit within the first year. Congrats on the job dude, but nothing to be smug about.

Raw Dawgin' it;1436231 wrote:Huge turnover in accounting. My brother in law is a partner at a top 10 firm and he was saying 1 in 4 accountants quit each year, usually after they get their tax season bonus.

Pick6;1436232 wrote:True. Public accounting isnt for everyone.

like_that;1436241 wrote:You are in for a rude awakening. I have seen undergrads like you all excited to work for an accounting firm, thinking the stress won't affect them. 6-8 months in they are QQing and ready to find a new job. Well, you aren't working for a big 4 though, so maybe it won't be as bad.

Pick6;1436246 wrote:LOL. Get off my dick already. If you really must know, I chose my company over E&Y (only big 4 offer, yeah I suck) because they are consistently ranked as a better workplace than most Big 4 firms and provide just as many career opportunities. Also have first hand knowledge that the E&Y locations in Akron and Cleveland are a terrible place to work. I have plenty of experience working long and stressful hours.

/smug post

Pick6;1436251 wrote:anyways, im out. Have fun crying about your lives.



Good luck, dlazz.

Fab4Runner;1436254 wrote:I have finally had enough of my boss, so I plan to re-do my resume this week and start really searching. I am not looking forward to the process, but it is definitely time.