Does this happened with you as well?

they/you genuinely wanted to know, not just for the sake of conversation, how did it go ? i can't remember if that ever happened.....

I'm starting a new company and am assembling a team, in all my previous startups had like 7 people working but now everyone is settled and few have retired coz made too much from the exits so back to assembling a new team :p As in all my previous startups I paid an average of 40Lpa an 2-3% ESOPs to all the early team they made insane wealth. But now I'm thinking of going lower and meet the realities of the market rather than paying higher why not paying the market rate? I have been taking multiple interviews and experienced this people consider higher salaries to be a lie they want to earn dirt-cheap salaries and don't trust themselves with what they deserve and in the end ended up mocking me. One of the senior people that I interviewed thought 3lakhs per month was very high no-one pays that much. Same goes for an intern who I decided to pay 1lakh per month thought it's not possible and ghosted me thinking I'm scamming him ( his job was to meet high profile people make connection with different founders by going to parties and events regularly )! My new startup is not in crypto but in something unique! What do you'll think should I pay people less as that's what they think they deserve?

So i am software engineer working remotely and situated at my hometown (Tier 2) , after signing off day I go to a public park daily except Sunday’s for run there i found a girl who comes to the same park with her dog for max 10 min and then leave i am highly confident she is giving the positive sign that she is interested but i am damn sure she will not initiate . I go there we have long eye contact none of us utter a word then she leaves . I feel sad daily that i have missed that chance to speak i need help how should i approach her mind you there are other people too have walk in the park I really want to speak to her and i am that introverted man when it comes girl

I am a senior software engineer with 6 + yoe mainly into backend (java and golang tech stack). I am currently serving my notice period with no offer in hand.(my last day is April 30) I have applied and given interviews to almost 12 companies and failed after clearing 2 or 3 rounds. I feel that I am losing confidence in my skills when I face such rejection even though I shouldn't. I feel like whatever answer I give during interviews is wrong and I constantly try to lookup the internet in the middle of interviews in fear of getting rejected. Even though I know things very well I try to validate it and then mug up whatever is written on the internet and whenever a new question is asked which I haven't seen earlier where I would be required to think , i blank out. This has never happened to me earlier.. I need some advice on how do I keep confidence in my skill and start solving things on my own.

As a kid, who wasn't extreme ill-mannered, have had my share of beatings I think it is ego satisfaction or let out of anger on something you have produced and feel entitled to use as punching bag But ones who haven't been subjected to those are in a high of their own. Feels like they were God sent for leveling up Earth Hence, extremes. What’s your opinion?

Hello folks, A bit of a background about me: Left a stable core PSU job to join tech consulting services of a consulting-cum-IT firm due to less learning and growth opportunities in PSU Skip to present: - Seniors with experience of 2 years or more in the team talk about tasks on a very high-level and distribute interesting tasks among themselves, shutting the door for me to do some interesting stuff - Seniors are expecting me to perform exceedingly ( due to decent past academic background I guess) without doing much KT sessions and hand-holding. - Seniors reprimanding me harshly (tbh this feels like bullying) for every tiny mistake and ultimately this is bringing my self confidence to the floor, trapping me in a vicious circle - Trying to learn from my mistakes and not to repeat them often, few concepts are tough to understand so I ask them twice or thrice but they always tell me not to ask the same question twice - In a very sad mental state, rethinking my decision to quit a dignified stable job to serve like a slave for a bigtech client Would seek your opinions on how I should adapt better or should I even do so?

I reflected back on my L4 Google interviews. Although I made minor mistakes and rectified by myself without additional hints from interviewer, they were looked upon as incapability. I wasn’t even considered for L3, though I solved all the questions with minimal hints with correct DS. Follow ups I was able to solve and discuss the right approach too. Is this fair ?

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An actual dumb thing I said was at my first Data Science interview at a top tech company here in Bangalore. Interviewer asked me about my projects, and me being unpolished, I said that I had done a regression project. So he asked me how did I measure whether the model was "good". I said that, "The accuracy of the model was high" Interviewer responded with, "...You know Regression tasks are measured with MAE/MSE/RMSE and not accuracy, right?" Lmao. You live and you learn. 🤡

Does this happen to you'll also, where you forget name/keyword and then it take allot of mental pushing/effort to get back it to your mind. And the you think am I having a problem? is it something that happens to me only or others also? Is it natural?