BackpackingScot

Ultimately the question I'm driving at is that I'm not entirely sure where to go from here from a career perspective.

I'm interested in how others square the idea of "this job enough for me". Because I'm relatively ambitious but I equally think I can do the best work / good being where I am. But that might mean sitting where I am, for quite some time.

Any views? Some more context below...

Within my industry niche - I'm known, do high profile work and have a reputation for doing good work.

I've had this reputation for a few years now. I'm well paid compared to my peers and I get to do work I'm genuinely interested in. It's high(ish) influence and matters [I have a fairly good influen

Hi,

Got a frustrating situation with Facebook (despite not being a user myself)

My ex is showing me screenshots of the 'people you may know' function which shows my new partner - and is telling me the only way this can happen is because the current partner is searching for her and has found her profile.

Current partner denies looking, and as far as I'm aware she doesn't know ex's surname, and they live in different parts of the country with no mutuals. I don't have a FB account and haven't for nearly 7 years.

So my help request is two fold - why is this appearing for my ex? And secondly, is there anything I can request current partner to do in settings of her profile to make sure she

Hey all, need to replace my current home office chair as the cats have taken to it being their favourite scratching toy, and more importantly it was never quite right size wise to sit in.

Looking for recommendations. Not too fussed on how it looks but keen to make sure it's good for my posture. I'm 195cm / 95kg

Got a standing desk so adjusting that isn't an issue

Hey all,

In a few months there is a big field, multi day tourment at the casino nearby that Im going to take a shot at (bigger steak than I've ever put down). I've played at that particular casino before (most recently last week where I finished 4th/70 entries) in one or their standard weekly games.

I'm looking for some input on where to focus my efforts before going.

My weakness (I think) is when I'm sat about 16-25 BB), particularly when there are short stacks on the table and I'm not bit stack.

I'm also less certain on appropriate bet sizing when there is an ante that's posted by the BB in these structures.

Any suggestions for the two areas of play welcome.

So I'll be a bit vague here to avoid identification of anyone involved - a former colleague of mine from earlier in my career has reached out and pointed to a job I might be good for - at Accenture. They're setting me up with a call with the person hiiring to have a chat - mostly for my curiosity to be honest as I feel I need a really good reason to move from current employer.

Essentially I just wanted a sense check - is this a good place to be just now? If the role was right (and the money / work life balance) I might consider it. Thankfully I'm not needing to find another job as I'm very secure in current role - but don't want to turn down an opportunity out of hand. Any responses welcome

So...

I've got a ruler who's gonna die in the next year as Persian Emperor (know thyself notification fired), and I've got about 250 baronies converted to a legend seed about some battle he was in. When his son takes over the empire can I still complete the legend and get the benefits, or should I complete it before he dies?

I'm sure there's no way I'll get the remaining 50ish baronies in time to max out the legend, and I would really like the forced vassalisation CB that comes along with completing it with 300 baronies.

Any suggestions welcome!