Behaviours

Engineering manager at google Minimum salary would be around 1.2-15 cr Such a shame that he is also selling course How much money is required ? THERE IS NO SATISFACTION If he wants to teach people why can't he share on YouTube He has bright future ahead still doing these cheap things Moonlighting at peak

As in title

Share your list. But Only unmarried women We did a men survey with huge response rate : https://grapevine.in/post/808462ef-8ae0-4269-aaa3-c683ba1194bb

So I interviewed for a SaaS company serving US clients. I got selected after three rounds (basic email chat, built a project, technical coding round at last) and got selected. Finally, it was time to discuss salary and joining date with the CEO. He was impressed by the about section on my portfolio, where I mentioned that I like to go on treks, hikes, read books, lift weights, go on a run, etc. During our call he mentioned that everyone at the startup works 6-7days a week, 12hrs a day and asked if I'd be fine with it as I have a "happening life". I said that I'm not used to it but I'll manage and work in appropriate working hours. He seemed to agree on it. But he ghosted me after that, and when I pinged him in the email thread; he said he's not moving ahead with me because my other properties won't allow me to "work as much as other employees". How am I supposed to react to this lol

I did not grow up in a lot of money. I ordered looking at the prices on the menu. This feeling has stayed with me and has fueled me to thrive, push harder, work long hours and get to my goals. I'm 5 years into my career, and last year I had a feeling of "making it". I had enough to not look at the menu, or even the place I'd be going to. This feeling is really really satisfying and I took some time to sit with it, enjoy and bask in this glory (humbly). But I also feel my drive to hustle and do better has gone down. For instance, I'm okay pushing work to tomorrow, I'm not as keen to pickup work. I feel some of graveviners could relate to 'making enough' story. Have you also feel a lack of hustle to keep you going? What do you think is the reason? For experienced folks, I'm really keen to know how to get past this slump.

It could be monitoring competitors products regularly or personal branding. Would love some insighs.

How does one pick a good boss to work under as working under a good boss is most important decision for ones career? What are some visible red flags one should be wary of?

What is it that you like and dislike about them in general?