People who are already working in product based companies please give some suggestions which very few people know on how to get selected.

Guyz any secret advice you want to give to get selected in Product based companies?

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Guyz any secret advice you want to give to get selected in Product based companies?- Grapevine

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Being from a service based company and a tier 3 college. How can I get my resume shortlisted in product based companies. I have tried applying on linkedin but I always get the standard rejection email within few days. I have 8 years of total experience with frontend tech like angular, react.

How to get shortlisted for product based companies.

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What are some of the best product based/product led companies to work for in India? Could include MnCs as well as startups. Mostly the factor would be - how much leverage does product team have

Best Product Companies to work for right now

Product Manager

I am an engineer working in Deloitte. Overall Exp 6.5yrs. My tech stack include Python, Data Science & AI-ML and GCP. I wanted to give it a try for product based company. I am not sure from where should I start? 

Just a little bit of guidance will really going to mean a lot to me. I come from a civil engineer background and I have reached Deloitte through lot of struggles. But I think I can reach further with some help.

Need a dronacharya in this kalyug 🙂

Thanks in advance.

Need a sincere suggestion from folks working in product based companies

Data engineer

I am trying to switch to a Data engineering role in a product based company. Please suggest some great practices and strategies to learn DSA with python and SQL to crack interviews at product based companies. 
 I have experience working in AWS data orchestration where I worked on step function creation, Glue, lambda, event bridge. Also used version control like GitHub. 
 Please suggest a way to crack interviews at product based companies for data engineering roles.

Strategies for learning DSA with python, SQL, Spark

Hi am writing this to understand whats the flow and how people are interviewing right now
These are my plans 
1. DSA / algo grinding
2. Learn system design

Kindly write your recent interview experiences..

How to get in to product companies from service based with 5 to 6 years of exp

Software Engineer

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How do you guys approach any startup company or MNC for work? How do you find a job? Is there any secret sauce that you use?
PS- Please don't suggest using LinkedIn jobs or career pages, that is a very basic thing that everyone does.

Reveal your secret

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I'm currently working as DSE at Infosys from june 2022 ,i am willing to make a switch to a product based company, but I'm getting almost no interview calls, only calls that i get are mostly from small startups. Can anyone suggest me on how to secure interviews

Getting no interview calls

What are some of the tried & tested ways to get shortlist from big tech firms in Product domain ? Have applied to their portals multiple times but hardly got any response, despite good profile and experience

Best way to get resume shortlisted in big tech firms for PMs

Haiyaa! 

As a final-year Computer Science Engineering (CSE) graduate with a deep-seated passion for UX design, I find myself at a crossroads. Despite my academic background, I've always been towards drawn the creative and problem-solving aspects of UX design. This led me to self-learn and gain practical experience in the field, amounting to a solid 1.03 years of hands-on UX design work.

However, the journey to secure a full-time UX design role has been challenging. The reality is that most Indian colleges do not offer design placements, making it difficult for aspiring designers like myself to find opportunities within the campus. The off-campus job market, on the other hand, is highly competitive, making it tough to secure a UX job with a satisfactory CTC.

I've tried reaching out to HR professionals from top startups like Cred, Nearbuy, and others via LinkedIn and email, but the response has been lukewarm. Even when my portfolio and resume were well-received, as was the case with a representative from Accenture, the lack of openings for interns and the unavailability of full-time positions or Pre-Placement Offers (PPOs) have been roadblocks.

Despite these challenges, I remain undeterred. I believe in the power of persistence and the value of the skills I've acquired. I'm confident that the right opportunity is just around the corner, and I'm eager to contribute my UX design skills to a team that values creativity and innovation.

If you know of any opportunities or have any advice for navigating this journey, I'd be grateful to hear from you all.

Breaking Barrier : The journey of a CSE grad to UX Designer

How are these people getting such good offers with very low years of experience. 
I have 4+ years in FE and now just shifted to product management, my profile won't even get shortlisted, forget getting an interview. 

What can I do to increase my chances of getting interviews in good product companies and have a shot at getting 30+LPA

How do people get such good offers

Project Manager

I go first
Y0 - 14
Y1 - 17 ( appraisal)
Y2 - 32 (switch)

(Copied from Software Engineers community) Let's all comment our TC progression. Looking for motivation.

Growth Manager

I have 1 year 6 months experience and i want to work in a good company with a good package ... i have knowledge in Html, Css, Javascript, Bootstrap, Java, Sql and having very basic knowledge on springboot and react js. 
What can i do to improve my career?

Seeking advice

Experienced Product, Tech, Sales, founder folks of GV, what would be your one piece of advice for a new APM/PM (1-2 yoe) in the industry, that would help them in the long run.
Feel free to also let us know any mistakes you made as a Product guy, early in your career.

Advice for PMs!

What to prepare to switch from a Service based company to a Product based company after having 5 years of  work experience?

Advice to Switch to Product Based Company

One who is entering into Product role in B2B company. What should they be focusing on initial days to get well versed with the Product and what's is the scope of PMs in India in this domain for next decade?

Transitiining to PM -B2B SAAS

Product Management

I am working as a Technical Associate and have 2 yoe
How can I explore product management sector.
Any suggestions?

Need Advice

Business Associate

If yes - please mention the company name or help with referral. 

Have 1.1 YOE at Product Based Company.

Anyone hiring product designers?

Product Designer

I am gonna graduate in June 2024 and want to get into product management, I have two internships in same domain but there is a gap after Jan 2023  because I started preparing for some exams in whole 2023 as market was very bad then , although it's bad now as well but not much as compared to last year, how should I approach towards it when getting back and what soft skills i can develop in these 3 to 4 months so as to land at good product management internship with a potential for full time conversion

How to get into product

Currently I am trying to switch from service based company to better environment hopefully product based companies. Thing here is I am not getting any interview calls (I may blame 90days notice) but how product based companies hire… like i am checking naukari. It’s full of consulting companies mostly or service based companies. LinkedIn I could see some job posts but not actually hearing back  from them(maybe skill issue) . So like from where these product companies hire ??? Anyone know any leads.

Where to get referrals or interview calls

Considering the following two offers:

IBM
Training location: Bengaluru
After completion: PAN India
Role: Associate System Engineer
Comp: 4.5 LPA with 25k joining bonus.

Product based MNC with 2-5k employees worldwide.
Office in Bengaluru.
Role: Associate Product Engineer
Comp: 9 LPA

If you compare the compensation, then it feels like a no-brainer decision.

But IBM is more recognisable and I feel it might add weight to my resume for future switches.

Passed out in 2023. Only intern experiences previously.

Any advice?

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