My daughter is turning 18 soon and has recently begun dating. However her first boyfriend has a very small ***** as she told me he was three inches. Now god bless her heart, she loves him ever so much, but I’d like to set a firm precedent to avoid future heartbreak.

I wouldn’t want her to be ridiculed by her friends and classmates for ‘going out with a *** wee’ as I would have been back in my younger years. Unendowed males are also generally emotionally unstable due to low self-esteem (I don’t want my daughter getting abused all the time by him!)

My biggest worry is that many years down the line, their male children would be ‘pee wees’ as well. I’d like my daughter to be a spittin’ image of her mother, and to help her avoid some obvious mistakes.

Should I forbid her from dating him or let her figure it out for herself over time?

How has the credit crunch affected lawyers?
What pressures do law firms face and how are they overcoming them?
Predictions for the future?
What type of wrk is booming?

I’m going to graduate from Ljubljana(Slovenia member of the EU) law university and going to the UK (london) to get my LLM in entertainment law. Can I then work with my qualifications in a law firm or in my case for example in a record company?

1. That kind of company that give you honorable, reasonable slippage on bid and ask price.
2. Give you interest on your balances in your account while waiting to buy future commodities.
3. Have a good reputation for customer services for their clients.
4. Charge you discount or average or reasonable commision
5. Give you honorable advises on how to trade future commodities profitably

I am considering a move to France at some point in the future – is it true that in France you work less hours than other European countries (for example, I work in London and easily work 60 hours + a week) – and if so, do lower working hours apply to those in finance/accountancy roles?

I would be looking at jobs in a big 4 accountancy firm, or the finance department of a large company.

How would Paris differ from the rest of France?

I already got my S pass approved by MOM, is it in the future If I want to work in Singapore, I will be blacklisted?
I do not have any annual leave before I complete 1 year and if I job hop in the future, it will be difficult to apply leave. The leave need to apply 1 month before that.

Which one shall I choose? I have been working 2 years full time in a small accounting firm specialize in tax. Now I have 2 choices to make a change as followed:

One of the top 20 public accounting firm, straight fix salary no OT paid. Will be entry level and specialize on Corp/partn tax at the beginning.
Or a 50 employees family like mid-size public accounting firm, nice work atmosphere, same salary plus OT paid. Will get to learn both tax and audit in the future. Company will also pay for further education.

Which one shall I choose????? One with famous name???? or family like mid-size firm???

Thank in advance for any advise.

I am, or was invested in Merrill Lynch, they sold out to Bank of America, and I am hearing today, that other large firms are in dire straits. Lehmans was denied a bail out, and AIG is in trouble, along with Washington Mutual. Where there were 5 large Mortgage/Financial firms on Wall Street before, we are now down to 2. Are we heading to one World Bank? What does all this mean to our future? Are you invested in any of these and what is your take on all of this?

I am currently working for a solo lawyer. While I love my job, I often wonder if it is the right move to stay in such a small office (it is just myself and the attorney). Part of me thinks that it is good because I can honestly say that I run the office without help from supportive staff or upper managment, but part of me also thinks that if in the future I deceide to change jobs (as might be necessary – boss is looking towards retirement) that a larger firm would not look so highly on small firm experience. What is your take on this? Just for further info – I have been working at this job for 3 years. Prior to that I was with a mid-sized firm for 2 yrs and a solo practitioner for 1 yr prior to that. My ultimate goal is to become an attorney, so I am further confused if it would be worth the change as this is not going to be my career (I mean being a secretary/ofc mgr).

By the way, what would be the going salary for someone with my experience in a larger metropolis (i.e. DC or SF)?
Furhter info – Yes, I do want to be an attorney. Ever since I worked for the first time within the legal field. And yes, I do have (as of last semester) a 3.94 GPA, and plan on attending either Georgetown or Berkeley. I know that attorney’s are a dime a dozen, but that is where my passion is and, to be honest, that wasn’t my question.

A Bachelors degree or a Masters degree?

Of course Masters would be picked, but do i have to get a Masters to live comfortably finacial wise? Or can i get by with only a Bachelors? Are companies/firms looking for Masters more often now?

Anything that might answer my question would be awesome!

Thanks!