Any advice for a student who will be joining his first company?

Ask me anything except my company name, or things that can reveal my identity. I may respectfully choose not to respond to your question based on my own judgement. Here’s a brief intro about me: I’ve worked as both software engineering manager & software technical architect over the last 18+ years on various tech stacks managing backend, frontend and a little bit of cloud. I have seen ups and downs in the software industry. Currently I’m working as a senior architect in one of the product based companies in India.

Hey guys, Serious question, I'll be interning at an MNC in Bangalore over the summer and I got this internship via campus placements. I wanted to know what are the most common mistakes interns make and what can I do to avoid them? What technicals should I revise before I start? My role is a Software Engineering intern. What do I do to translate the internship into a proper PPO? Thanks.

I’ll be starting my internship in thales ,any suggestions for me for entering in corporate world?

Hey folks, I'm a newbie in corporate town, currently in a bit slow paced work environment at an international bank, in their analytics team. I'm right out of IIT Bombay, and this was my college placement, the work culture and work life balance is really good, BUT I'm just 22 and I want a big learning curve. And ofcourse the pay is average (below avg but median as per IITB placements go). I need advice from who've been in town on how do I not overthink and plan out stuff for a better learning experience and $$ ofcourse.

Currently I am in a very famous networking company as 6Month SDE intern where most of work is related to C After conversion I would be allotted the same team and I fear if switching to other faang companies or equivalent would be possible with this tech stack The project assigned is good though but everything is only C I might be immature to ask this so please guide me

The title says it all. What are the things that a college graduate (to-be), must research before applying for companies. I'd appreciate a detailed answer that covers all aspects that an average Indian is concerned about. Please talk about product vs service based companies, pros and cons in each (from your experience), salaries, work life, growth potential, etc. Thank you!

Hey everyone, My first post in Grapevine I will be finishing my 2nd yr(T2 ECE), and want to do an internship. I know only very basic concepts of python, Java, oops dsa and in ML/data science (all youtube) Can you tell what is actually done throughout an internship, ie do they give you small tasks like writing a function (similar to the problem stmts from codechef/hacker rank) or you get to shadow them while they're working or they assume u already know the stuff and make you part of team that develops a fully fledged backend application or even worse they ask you to develop some basic website or ask u to create a model with demo datasets? Now if I were to apply for internships at some good companies or startups, pls suggest what and how should I prepare for it? What and all should I expect them to ask me? Also please do drop in your first internship experiences. PS: Im not interested in virtual internships, and I want to get into the field of ML. Tl;dr: Explain how internships work

I was graduated in August of '22. I was placed in 3 companies during the campus placement drive, out of which one is an MNC and the other two are, let's say pretty famous in India. But due to bad decision making and other factors I decided to go with the MNC. It's been a while now yet there is no information from the company. The last mail I received was in the month of November, which is why I am afraid now. Are there any internships or job openings I can apply for? I'm an non IT candidate with decent skills in programming. Are there any courses I can do meanwhile? Thanks in advance.

Recently graduated this year (23). Will be joining an MNC in a few days. Can someone share ANY tips/things to keep in mind for someone like me with zero corporate exposure (except some internships, but that probably doesn't count).