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SnoozyMarshmallow
People earning more than 50lpa. What advice would you give to freshers?
I am fresher and am about to leave college. What advice would you like to give to us freshers to earn that much.
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FluffyKoala
Stealth7mo
Balance working hard and working smart.
While you work in your current role, don't overdo the hard-work part at job, and save some time and energy to constantly keep studying and learning courses and skills towards your next level role.
Growth often comes from intentionally studying higher-level stuff, not just from grinding away at your current role.
SnoozyMarshmallow
Accenture7mo
That's a good advice.. Thanks
SparklyCupcake
Stealth7mo
Don’t ask generic advise from people with a certain pay package. Won’t help you now, won’t help you ever. Learn a skill and find a job where you can work really hard. Beyond that anything anyone says is devoid of your context.
SwirlyTaco
Salesforce7mo
Focus on core CS fundamentals
Practice lot of DSA questions
Don't focus on programming language
Work Hard and keep learning daily
SnoozyMarshmallow
Accenture7mo
Sure.. Thanks!!
SillyJellybean
Stealth7mo
There is no magic formula. Figure out what works for you and do it . Initial years should be more about learning than looking at pay .
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