Tally

What to do nowwwwwww?

I implemented a small machine learning solution, and suddenly I'm leading our AI strategy. The problem? I'm barely one step ahead of everyone else. Has anyone else become a reluctant 'expert' in something at work? How do you manage expectations and imposter syndrome?

I totally got stressed out i am not at all intrested in IT Job,I have 3.8 years of job, till now i didnt wrote any code that got pushed to production, but i am good with my DSA skills I have done around 300+ problems. I feel too much lazy while doing the job I feel very stressed in the morning while waking up in week days. Totally f**ked up with this life style, but i know that the only way i can make money is doing this job

How did you react to it? Were you depressed? How life has changed post that ?

https://www.news18.com/amp/india/uttarakhand-nurse-on-way-to-home-from-hospital-raped-and-murdered-accused-arrested-9016642.html

- Tally, a nine-year-old fintech, has shut down after running out of cash, according to a LinkedIn post by founder and CEO Jason Brown. - The company, which helped consumers manage and pay off credit card debt, was unable to secure the necessary funding to continue operations. - Tally was last valued at $855 million and had 183 employees, according to PitchBook. - In April, Tally announced it would be sunsetting its consumer app and shifting to a B2B model, but never followed up with details on its launch partner. - Founded in 2015, Tally raised $172 million in funding, with notable investors including Andreessen Horowitz, Kleiner Perkins, and Sway Ventures. Source: [Techcrunch](https://techcrunch.com/2024/08/12/a16z-backed-fintech-tally-which-raised-172m-in-funding-is-shutting-down-after-running-out-of-cash/)

Definitely the worst Olympics campaign by far