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Badly want to move Bangalore

I am a fresher, and from non technical background. I am getting a internship, they are offering me remote with stipend but I am insisting with wfo, the stipend is 25K. But I badly want to move to bangalore, just so I can learn more and make connections. But seeing all posts of high cost of living. I’m now confused.

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Stealth

a year ago

Wfo makes sense when your team is also Wfo otherwise learning would not be the same what you can have when they are, but yes if you are an extrovert (that one should be in its early time) you will make good connections for sure. Good luck buddy!
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Mukeshambani

Student

a year ago

Yes, they do have multiple offices. But I want to work in BLR only for this reason. Anyways thank you
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stupidusername

Stealth

a year ago

I think you can get cheaper hostel that what i have heard. Also if you are fresher try to work from office and make connections. It is very important
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Mukeshambani

Student

a year ago

Everyone here just talks about how good wfh is. So, was in confusion. Also, I am from pharmacy background, it will help me to make conversion to full time if I wfo. What do you say?
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stupidusername

Stealth

a year ago

Totally agreed, connection is major thing in tech, i got my last 3 jobs through connection only without any job interview. It makes major difference
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BingoMadAngles

Stealth

a year ago

What internship is it ? And what does the company do ?
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Mukeshambani

Student

a year ago

YC backed startup with $4M raised till now, a kind of saas vertical. Do you think worth joining?
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BingoMadAngles

Stealth

a year ago

What role are you getting ? Marketing, finance, growth, Founder's office 🥲?
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corporateslayer666

Stealth

a year ago

Unless you're a masochist, please don't move to this hellhole. The city's "charm" and "LoVeLy wEaThEr" gets old within a week, esp. with it's trashy infra. Then, it's nothing but a pain in ass.
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OverdueTrim

Stealth

a year ago

Wow you’re the first person to want to move bangalore itself. Kudos! If you could move bangalore closer to Netherlands, that’s be great thanks!
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