GigglyDumpling
GigglyDumpling

How do I get a chill job in India?

Tired of working disgustingly pressurising deadlines and work that's never ending. Any idea where the work life is better than tech startups?

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FluffyTaco
FluffyTaco

Just get a product management job. You can simply mooch on after that. Not just chill

SillySushi
SillySushi

PMs in India have no life. They're just slaves who will even clean the office if they need to. I feel for them. Terrible WLB.

WobblyBanana
WobblyBanana

@SceneUnseen you must be a PM yourself

FluffyNugget
FluffyNugget
Plivo21mo

Join bank or some US/EU company

ZestyQuokka
ZestyQuokka
Hinge21mo

Definitely not bank, not HDFC for sure

BouncyNugget
BouncyNugget

Banks are worse and have no flexibility.

DancingNoodle
DancingNoodle
Uber21mo

Google, Microsoft, Uber

ZestyHamster
ZestyHamster
Google21mo

It's chill, but you really question if you could be doing more. I guess the grass is always greener on some side.

FluffyHamster
FluffyHamster
Google21mo

Google & Microsoft India are proper 'rest & vest' companies. Good to join after you are 35 or so but join before that & you would be sacrificing career growth. I joined as a SWE last year(age : 29) & am regretting it. But yeah, need to be careful when joining Indian startups as apart from a few most have terrible culture.

BubblyPenguin
BubblyPenguin

Us , definitely us

QuirkyPancake
QuirkyPancake
TCS21mo

πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚

DancingKoala
DancingKoala
Fyers21mo

Is your company hiring shinydoc, I love the company’s product?? Asking for software Engineer

BubblyPretzel
BubblyPretzel

I loved my previous employer, which also happened to be my first employer (mid-size tech company). Treated employees like family. Decent pay and working hours. Supportive people and a good work culture. I'd love to return back some point of time.

BubblyRaccoon
BubblyRaccoon

Which organisation is this if you don't mind sharing?

BubblyPretzel
BubblyPretzel

Transunion

PeppySushi
PeppySushi
Swiggy21mo

Public sector buddy. πŸ™‚

JazzyDumpling
JazzyDumpling

You need jugaad there.

JumpyPotato
JumpyPotato

Manage father in-law’s money

PerkyPancake
PerkyPancake
Jio21mo

Dowry makes sense now 😜

FluffyCupcake
FluffyCupcake
Amazon21mo

Work from Refrigerator

DizzyDonut
DizzyDonut

Or I hear voltas is also good

FluffyNugget
FluffyNugget
Plivo21mo

Just apply dermi cool

TwirlyMuffin
TwirlyMuffin

I am an SDE who recently moved to a new company after working close to 2.5yrs in a startup where the culture is similar to what you described above, add to that, there is no planning.

My new workplace is one of the better places to work IMO, they give decent salary(better than the Bengaluru avg. for an SDE) and prioritise employees' health over deadlines.

One way to choose a good workplace is to identify how patiently they invest in a new joiner. My previous company wanted me to get going in first 2 days of my joining and the CTO(who happened to be my manager) started micro managing. In my current company, at the time of joining, my hiring manager had clarified there is no hurry in delivering results. The deliverables should voluntarily come from your end. Also, expectations from my end wear mentioned at the beginning which I felt were very practical.

TwirlyMuffin
TwirlyMuffin

*employees' wellbeing over strict deadlines

FluffyNugget
FluffyNugget
Plivo21mo

Nice. Name company please

SleepyQuokka
SleepyQuokka

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