Grateful !! No complaints!!

Man, I know what your mind is going through. I have a different perspective though. Even I never received a good hike or promotion throughout my tenure there! But I never felt it right to blame the company for it. Also just a very personal opinion, you would never be in a good space if you feel agonised because someone from your team got promoted instead of you! This will eat up your mental peace, which is never good. Rather, it is great to have a self reflection and understand why didn’t you get it even though you were better in terms of work. Negative thoughts are okay, but keeping any grudges against a company or a person will just increase what you feel. Take this as an opportunity and try to correct the things which will take you to higher places.

I am sure you will reach greater heights, just keep a positive attitude. All the best man!

This is the situation at most Indian led companies. They have big ego so they expect pleasing and noise. It's part of toxic work culture.

Oh God!!😂 … I am no Funsukh Wangdu!!! But yes i do think this mantra works!

Thanks buddy!

When it comes to communication, confidence is the key. But I think the problem is , people confuse confidence with technical knowledge. For example, when I say I am confident, that doesn’t mean I am confident of giving all the answers correctly in the interview. My confidence is that, if I know the answer correctly I can answer efficiently and I can convey it to the interviewer as well, and at the same time if I don’t know the answer at all, I will show enough guts to accept that I don’t know, but back myself to learn it in case! Your no should be as confident as your yes. This is something that people miss out on.
I hope I didn’t confuse much! All the best to you!

Yes, Truee!!!! But at the same time, be consistent with your efforts as well!

In wipro , I worked as a pyspark dev with big data skills. Right now, i am working as a data analyst.

Speaking of interviews, I have to admit that there is no such thing as an easy interview, each were tough in its own way. But definitely not tough like the MAANG interviews. Coming from a big data engineering background, mine was more around those topics and of course, SQL and python played an important part as well.

Here’s the thing, my first interview was very bad, but I think that was the best thing that happened to me. I realised that I was not meeting the expectations of the interviewer on multiple topics, and I thoroughly worked on it which helped me for later interviews.

Really glad to know !!🤗

As I said, 180% hike from Wipro. Rest, you can do the math!😅

In wipro , i worked as a pyspark dev with big data skills. Right now, i am working as a data analyst.

Even though my salary was very low, wipro provided a post graduation program for me, for which the covered the complete expenses. I could have left earlier if I wanted to, but I decided to complete it and then leave.

Thanks bro! Yes it was a nightmare!! But I did put in a lot of effort to research about the companies! I would suggest you do the same. Because there are companies who don’t mind your notice periods.