Project manager

Founder

Corporate strategy

Don't do stuff that doesn't make you happy.   
    
 The problem is I don't know what makes me happy. Not to mention what makes you happy changes as you grow older.

So true man. And because of that, point 1 doesn't make sense. I mean, shouldn't we explore different stuff and figure out what makes us happy?

Software Engineer

I by now have a long list of things that don’t make me happy. 😝

Growth manager

Before Sam A became well known there were other SAMA's. Now forgotten.. lol

Computer scientist

Product Manager

MF making designers redundant and telling people to do what they love.

Product Designer

Can anyone explain 5th point? 
  
 And how does one pick the right thing to do? If I don't explore different things(dress rehearsal), how am I supposed to know what makes me happy?

I think it means you might think the time goes slow but it passes too quickly for you to realise. So make it count ;)

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Amazing advise

Amazing advise- Grapevine

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What is the current scene of buying property in India. In my hometown (second tier city) I have seen property prices shoot up by as high as 20% CAGR in the last two years. I expected the price to come down with weak global markets and layoffs in metro cities but the stickiness is still there. Is this also the scene in Tier 1 cities? And why is the rate so much higher than the 5-6% these finfluencers and investment gurus keep saying? Is there any possibility of a downturn in prices?

Property in India

Hi! I’m in a huge dilemma and looking out for any advice I can get. I currently have 1.5 years of work ex and want to pursue MBA. 
Im confused if I should complete 2 years of work ex and then quit to do full time mba prep or quit right away to do prep. My quant is weak so I will need a lot of practice to crack CAT.
2 year criteria comes in so that I can keep options like ISB open as it requires a minimum of 2 year work ex. 
Any advice would be highly appreciated!

Career advice required

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I am working in a service based for a multinational brand.
However i am not satisfied with the job, learnings and salary..
I am having 2 yoe on a cms called Drupal. My work mostly revolves around site building which requires no coding at all. Its very basic. But I want to get into high paying jobs I am learning DSA but i am worried that what i have been working on for 2 years might not be taken into account as actual experience. 
I am worried that big companies might reject my profile because of this lack of real world coding experience. 
I am really confused what to do. My manager is pushing to get a certification in Drupal and get hands on experience on coding in drupal (php, jquery, twig). I don't think drupal has scope when compared to mern. I don't see a lot of jobs for drupal when i search in linkedin or naukri. What's your take on this ?
The problem here is i am really confused whether to continue learning MERN (i have been learning and have a decent idea) as mern looks like best bet to me to apply for big tech companies. 

Kindly please advice.

Thanks in advance.

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Web developer

I am 26 years old and just reached 75 lakhs net worth and 0 loans. I have a 15 lakh car which I paid in cash for. I also recently got a job that will increase this significantly in the next 2 years with more than 80 LPA CTC.

But I don't know what to do with this money. Yes I have invested a lot but I don't feel like buying a house or anything. It feels like money is increasing but what's the point. I already live a happy life living in a rented 1 BHK in a good society. Should I buy a house just for the sake of buying it?

75 lakhs NW 26 YO

Data engineer

1. Prepare for meetings one day before.
2. Think like you are the CEO of the project.
3. Choose your battles

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I’m a 2022 grad, hit by onboarding delay for 8 months after graduation (during those time I grinded leetcode approx ~400 questions, learnt spring boot ) Recently I joined one of the WITCH companies which I was offered in 2021. I was trained in Java but now they put me into Mainframe project dealing with COBOL programming and DB2 and I’ve never felt this underconfident and worthless in life. I’m planning for MS in CS in 2024. Does this work experience help in anyway? Is a switch needed before I apply to masters? 
I would really appreciate if anyone could suggest me what to do.

Advice needed

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a) Always have your churlish attitude ON. The more comfortable you get with people, the more are the chances that you may get overworked or engulfed in office politics. Remain professional. Have congenial relation only with your peers, never your bosses.

b) Always promise 10% less than you can generate (believe me you are gonna need it).

c) Manage your year in phases. Max productivity in 3 months before appraisal cucyle. Rest you can take a bit easy.

d) Never let someone put you down. If its not your faul then make the other party regret pushing you.

Amazing advise

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