If you like server side of things 
 Learn nodejs/spring boot 
  
 If you like the Ui side 
 Go for reactjs/nextjs 
  
 Plenty of jobs are there. Be good at them and then switch. If you grind real hard, 3 months is more than enough to have intermediate experience in any given stack

Systems Architect

Any decent developer can learn them too, devops is something which can learn on the job.

Software Engineer

Data engineer

First Upskill and then switch.  
 Easy and demanding technologies are Python, Java, JavaScript. Start with anyone.

I’d agree with the original message. Learn a programming language first and then move on to these things imo. All the best :)

Software Developer

I'm a b sc graduate. I'm currently working in a company for 2.52LPA. In hand is literally 17.2k. I completed two years in Feb 2024. Now I have 2 YOE but no proper skill, with no proper working expe...

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I'm a b sc graduate. I'm currently working in a company for 2.52LPA. In- hand is literally 17.2k. I completed two years in Feb 2024. Now I have 2 YOE but no proper skill, with no proper working experience. I going nowhere staying here in the current company.
Should I resign now and upskill or Should I upskill,get another offer and then resign. 
Please pour your suggestions.
Also, please tell which technology can I pick and start learning. I strongly feel like it's now or never.

Need your suggestions

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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.

I’ve been an Engineering Manager before. Ask me anything.

Software Architect

Hello all,

I am working in wipro for past 2.7 years in mastercard project(cards & payments) support role but i know that no use in my project. Cannot learn anything just daily same work . Need your suggestion to switch company or any project but i don't have any specific skills or coding knowledge. I am completely from mechanical background. Any suggestions/advice please .......

Thanks.

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Test Engineer

Hello everyone I wanted a quick suggestion from everyone. I have 3.7 years of experience and currently working as a Devops Engineer in Ericsson with 10 LPA. I am not at all happy with my compensation and I don't see any growth opportunities here. So I want to resign and switch. Is it a good time to switch? Please help me with your guidance I am really stressed.

Is it right time to switch?

DevOps Engineer

I need some suggestions 
I am planning to quit my job without having an offer letter because I am not getting calls from the  requiter  .  I already spent 3 years with low salaries Please give me some good suggestions on  what I can do . 
I am in Infosys  my salary around 4lpa

I need help 😞

Software Test - QA

Welcome to Software Engineers's Private Community

To the senior people in the industry I need your advice badly. 

My background: I am a 2023,CSE graduate from NSUT Dwarka (Tier -1) college. I had an offee from company with CTC of 12LPA and that offer got revoked.

Currently I am working in a service based startup with peanuts as sallary. The work I am being assign here is mainly of Langchain and ML(which I don't have much interest in but can do if required).How do you get out of this company and should I stay here just for experience for atleast one year.

please drop your valuable suggestions

Need Help

It will be helpful to me whoever see this post and comments your respected opinions on my situation.

I am ome of the regular corporate employees of India who is earning 3.6LPA in reputed MNC working on Java support. As I need assistance on my career and don't know where to ask, posting here . So below are the options I wanted to do but I am confused where and what to start.
1) Should I upskill more on Java only 
2) Should I need to switch to any other domain like AWS, Azure, cybersecurity 
3) Should I need to do any other integrated course which will be available in platforms like Upgrad.

Why these options means, I need to earn a decent salary par with Industry. 
These are the random options in my mind and I am unable to choose one thing. Due to this I am stuck in my career and my friends are earning more than me.

Career dilemma

Hey grapeviners, a data analyst this side (2 yoe). I aim to pivot into software engineering roles in the near future and that's what I do in my free time - prepare. I recently realized how much time I'll have on my hands if I start devoting my entire day to my studies and preparation - which includes building a project and studying advanced DSA. 
I can do this by resigning at my current job and then try to go all in on my "mission: domain change", and I definitely am okay to sit at home and put 3 months on this but nobody I discuss this with, advises me to quit my job for upskilling  (or cross-skilling in this case).
Most advice I get is to do this WITH my current job even if it takes longer to do so. I don't understand this - what will go so wrong if I resign and invest in myself?
I am well aware of the market situation rn for engineers and even understand that before you make these decisions, it is important to have a financial as well as mental runway. I am sorted on the financial runway part and for the mental runway - I think I'll enjoy the time off and having the liberty to architect my own day makes me drool already. I want to have the whole day to myself to learn backend, solve DSA questions, hit the gym, make meaningful and large chunks of progress daily. That's what I aspire to do post my notice period and I confidently believe in my abilities to do so, but I've been bogged down by all the advice I've got till now.
Am I stupid enough to believe in myself and think 3-4* months without a job is a boon for me in the long run than a bane? Am I stupid enough to believe that 3-4* months of working on myself will change me? Am I blind eyed by something or am I being plain delusional? 

I use 3-4 months coz that's what I think realistically will be enough for me to upskill, be interview ready and get a new job. And this time frame I've considered after a 2 month NP.

Thanks for reading if you've till now! 🙏
Any thoughts are welcome. Cheers!

Why are people so against resigning before you have another offer in hand?

Hey you all,

I am a 3YoE backend dev in a Python tech stack (majorly FastAPI, Flask and a bit of Django) with databases like (MySQL, PostgresSQL, AWS RDS and MongoDB) and Cloud services(AWS and Azure DevOps) alongside Orchestration tools (Airflow). 

What do I have in the resume? And is this tech stack enough? If not, then what else do I need to upskill?

Resume building essential(Backend Dev)?📄

I want to switch my company
Having one year 5 months of experience, recently graduated.
What you guys suggest me to learn in order to grow exponentially in my professional career???

Slide in comments
Thanks in advance 😁

Job switch

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Hello people,
I graduated last year and joined a fast-paced startup back in july as an SDE (2023 grad). So many things have changed so far within the company. Company has closed good series B funding. The top level management has changed, my manager and colleagues resigned due to the kind of work and cultural shift and lots of work but I stood there and delivered projects (was making them from scratch). Whatever was thrown on me during this time, I took that as an opportunity and delivered that. I literally worked on 4-5 tech stacks and built complex projects from scratch with 3 members team only.

Now it seems like their ask is never ending and they again want me to put in another techstack since the existing products we built are working fine and we are just maintaining it now. The culture of the company is still very good despite having lots of work though the pay is above average.

I am seeing my friends around me joining another company and getting much better hikes. I also want to make a switch but deep down in my heart I have these questions coming up:

1. Should I switch before completing 2 years since it's my first job and I have spent only 1 year so far here. I really don't want to make this habit of switching again and again.

2. The kind of bonding I have made with my colleagues so far. Will I be able to get the same environment in the new company?

3. Should I join the startup again or should I target MNCs now. Because I have been building multiple complex projects for the past 1.7 years (this is my 3rd startup) from scratch and this is also getting normalized for me. Is it time to work on a scale?

4. Feel less valued sometimes. Despite delivering lots of efforts, it seems like I am not getting valued much because it's kinda hardware company and things go around that only.

5. Although, I am working on complex projects here but sometimes I feel missing out if I hear what others are doing. Should I go to a pure software based company?

6. I am not making much here to be honest despite having much better coding skills (10 base + 2.5 PB + 2.5 VP) but I am able to manage  my money well despite living in Bangalore. Should I be hungry for more?

I would be happy to read your opinion on these guys.

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