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People in tech are in over their heads. There’s been an unsustainable inflation in salaries and somehow 20 somethings have actually started believing their skills are worth what they’re making I speak to so many engineers who just with two years of experience are making 30-40 LPA packages. They actually believe they are better than people in say banking who make the same salary after 15 years of grinding it out. It’s all supply-demand. Supply will soon catch up to the demand. Salary normalization will happen. Your salaries may not grow for years if you don’t personally grow as well in skill set and become more valuable overall. At the least, don’t have an attitude about how much you make. Stay humble. Enjoy the good times while they are still here

Name and fame companies where design is taken seriously !

Which companies/products/ small startups/agencies/ restaurants do you absolutely love? Can be indian or global brand/startup/agency

One of my friends is coming from the US. Except iPhone can someone suggest items which are less than 10k or 20k INR that he can buy from US. Suggestions for electronics, winter jackets, shoes and more are welcome. Just looking for cheap items that are costly in India but cheap there.

- Mukesh Ambani, Asia's richest man, is intensifying his efforts to dominate India's affordable fashion market by partnering with Chinese e-commerce giant Shein. - Tata Group's Trent Ltd. has seen a significant surge in sales and profits, driven by its fast-fashion brand Zudio, which appeals to young consumers with trendy, low-cost clothing. - Reliance Industries Ltd. has invested over $2 billion in its retail unit and raised an additional $6 billion from global investors, aiming for a blockbuster IPO. - Shein's reentry into the Indian market, facilitated by Reliance, could be a game-changer as Ambani seeks to capture the fast-fashion crown. - The competition between Ambani and Noel Tata is set to intensify, promising more choices for young Indian consumers in the under-$12 fashion segment. Source: [Business Standard](https://www.business-standard.com/companies/news/ambani-takes-shein-s-help-to-battle-tata-in-race-to-sell-affordable-fashion-124082000066_1.html)

Why the double standards? It's 35 degrees out, and some roles even force to wear long pants and full shoes. It's hot and sweaty as fuck. Meanwhile, the women in the office are walking around with sleeveless dresses and sandals. It's bullshit, and I demand to wear khaki shorts with sandals.

Aight so I'm joining my first ever job next week. Super scared and thinking a lottttt. What to do? How to go? What to wear? What to be brushed up with? etc etc. How the hell does my uncomfortable self make a good impression? Any advice will be appreciated thanks you guys