TwirlyTaco
TwirlyTaco
4mo

Trending @Cognizant; Lost interest in working.

Actually it's been almost 4 years in cognizant. Haven't learned much. I spent 1 year on the bench, 2 as a buffer resource. Never been in client calls except in my first project, which lasted only 13 months. After that there's nothing I did because they didn't give any work even when i was eagerly interested in contributing. But i never got the opportunity. Now I have completely lost interest in this domain. I don't want to work anymore in this even if they assign any work. I forget everything that I have learnt these years. I have zero knowledge in everything. I know I can learn and easily adapt but I don't want to. So, I am thinking of learning something new. The problem is ,Last week i got my vdi access after 5 months, the thing with me is I don't want to attend calls or I don't want to work either. Till now they haven't assigned any work to me. So, please tell me if I have to reach them and ask for work or to join in client calls( I don't want to) or just stay invisible and start learning something new and switch. What do I have to do so that they don't give me any work. I'm mostly invisible to them. What to do to stay like that itself. I have zero knowledge and lost confidence to continue to work in the current domain. That's why I'm thinking of starting new. I think most people in grapevine are far more experienced than me so, please give suggestions or any advice that you think is the best or helps me. Thanks in advance.

4mo ago
GoofyWalrus
GoofyWalrus

Stay invisible in the same project so you will get time in the current project and start learning new skills so that you can switch

TwirlyTaco
TwirlyTaco

How to stay invisible?

BouncyNugget
BouncyNugget

Whats the current tech stack?

BouncyNugget
BouncyNugget

Also what project?

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