Founder

Analyst

Can I break this down into measurable goals for the year? Trying to work on that

Product Manager

Learn skill of Digital Marketing & Data. 
 If done practically & diligently - Your career is largely secured for the next 25 years.

Any good resources to kick off this journey?

Skillset that people early in their Tech Careers should focus on?

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Skills for people in 20s

Skills for people in 20s- Grapevine

Whenever I read any posts like - What should someone do in their early 20s or late 20s etc.? 
There is always this general advice of developing skills. Every 3 or 4 insta reel, develop skills.

What skills are being talked about here? Give some good examples as to what skills to develop over the 20s, 30s etc.

What skills do people keep saying to develop?

Software Developer

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I am a 2nd year engineering student about to enter my third year, and I am still unsure of which skill to focus on to secure a job. I have a good grasp of DSA and was considering starting web development, but I am concerned about the high competition in that field. Could anyone suggest any emerging skills that are expected to be in high demand in the future ?

What skill should I start working on?

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Is it important to have more social skills than tech skills in the tech industry?

Tech industry

Hi, I am 28 YO currently working in a non-tech role. In few next years I completely want to switch to tech role (preferably SDE) for myriads of reasons but number one being my logical skills and and my love for creation. 
How should I start working on my skills? 
Currently I am in a foreign language profile and I have heard from my friends in UK that being bilingual really helps people in tech field. 
Please suggest ways for getting the degree or skills or both.

Non-tech to Tech

Hey everyone!!

I wanted to know how do you guys plan for the next 5-10 years of your career?  How do you decide what you want and what steps do you take towards it?

Please help out a fellow lost but ambitious techie...

How to plan for the future?

Software Engineer

Hey folks,
In between my serious job hunts,not getting any calls. I seriously wanted to get my resume reviewed. Plz have a look into my resume and pour your honest comments

Open for roasting! Thanks

Will you hire me? Whats your impression on my resume?

Hey folks, 
I have 3+ yoe in backend development in early stage startup, where mostly I worked on building things from scratch. Wanted your opinions on what all things I should focus on for next phase of my career. 

Here is what I want to achieve at the end of next 2 years.

1. Good wlb job with above avg pay(50 lpa) and wfh
2. Want to make my profile and skillset such that I am able to switch job easily if required.

Things to focus on for mid senior level engineer

What is the one advice you would have given to your younger self when you were just about the start your first job straight out of college? Grapeviners experiences would really come in handy :) Cheers!!

Advices for someone who is just starting their tech journey

What advice would you give to 20 yr old ppl? Your mistakes, regrets, necessary steps, things to avoid 
How to climb the success ladder fastest?

How to climb the success ladder fastest? Advice for 20 yr olds

Keeping jumping companies in your early career years. Every 1-2 years. Only way to increase your package. Then start looking for stable places in your 30's.

Data engineer

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I am currently working on EXO(exchange online). I want to upskill and after watching how rapidly technology keeps evolving I am not sure what would be the right roadmap.
Need suggestions what could be the skills that I should add that would be beneficial for future prospects as well.

What is most in-demand skill in IT?

This is mostly for people who have spent 10+ years in the industry. I’m sure we all can agree that the hiring and salary boom that we witnessed in 2021-22 is mostly over now. Now it’s more about surviving the job market rather than printing asymmetrical amount of money

But how has it turned out for people who’ve been in the game for too long. I know some people who switched jobs too quickly and are at a higher package but still not content. At the same time, I know a few seniors who’re still in my first company and are happier than ever with the work.

I understand that in Tier-1 cities, the expense itself is more and you’re sometimes forced to switch just to stay afloat. But what would you recommend new joiners based on your experience? Does chasing money in early years help later or only focusing on skills?

Chasing money or skills? What paid off at the end?

Should alter the choice during switches. 
  
 If a switch is taken for money then next switch should be for skill or promotion and so on

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What are the skills required to grow in a FinTech firm? Any specific technology to focus on?

Skills in FinTech

So, I have heard multiple people that 20s is about exploring. Explore different jobs, work style, people etc , you name it!
   I believe with that, you cannot think of earning as exploration into different roles results in being at the same level across roles.
   1. What would you do or are currently doing about this? 
   2. Do you agree that 20s is about exploring?
   3. Did you explore in your 20s or did you try to climb the corporate ladder? 
   4. Would you do things differently if you had the chance?

People in/were in your 20s, what would/did you do?

Drop the western view of fun - Clubbing,partying,getting high/laid anyone can do. You don’t need any hard skills for it.  
  
 You have to change your perception of fun - I am a strong believer that 20s are for building your self. 
  
 Get Up Early - Explore your religion/spirituality - Work Hard - Don’t burn yourself out but ya the seeds you sow with hard work will pay on later in life.  
 Go Workout - Go for a Run- Go to the Gym it’s gonna help you live longer. 
  
 Eat healthy - Quit Smoking  
  
 Own Your life - Set Goals - Figure out your 2-5-10 Year Goals.  
  
 And When you have started this journey feel free to out with your friends create movie worthy stories and find the love of your life.

Growth Manager

Consultant

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I will be starting my career in tech as an FTE next month. Although I wanted to start in a PBC, life had other plans for me.
Need some advice or maybe something which you wish you knew if you were my age for a successful career in tech.
Learning and growth at utmost priority, don't care much about wlb at least till I am not 30
PS : base is 17 but have a huge amount of loan to repay.

Need advice from millennials

At young age you should focus only on 2 things, career and money.  
  
 Career: Try to learn as much as possible in whatever you do. Take initiative and show enthusiasm for anything new. Anyone can code, but people who take initiative and has the ability to learn new things quickly are the one who make it big. Build a good relationship with your colleagues. Your network is your networth.  
  
 Try to get as much clarity in life as possible. Talk to seniors, learn about their journey, why they made certain decisions. Trust me having clarity in life as to what you wanna do in life is a cheatcode.  
  
 Money: No matter how much you make, you can always save money. Invest that money into index funds. Investing early on in life will put you years ahead of your friends. Compounding is real. Here's a simple rule you can follow: 50:20:30. Spend 50% on basic needs, 20% on your wants and invest the rest 30%.  
  
 Don't buy expensive things just to show off. Literally no one cares.

Welcome to Data Scientists's Private Community

How's the pay for analysts in banks like Citi, HSBC, IDFC etc? 

My "assumption" is they have a better work life balance compared to start-ups (I work in one - CTC being 28lpa - almost 4 YOE). 

Why am I asking? 
Looking at how things are going on at BLR, I'm planning to someday switch to company with work from home and  better work life balance.

Analytics' Pay in Banks

Data Analyst

I'm a student currently preparing for web development, currently I know node.js, express, mySQL, MongoDB and obviously HTML, CSS and JS...

What more skills do I need to get a job in current situation?

Kitna Seekhu ?

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Hi all,
I'm currently working at Accenture for 3.5 years as C11(Database) , I was undergoing a training in Oracle Supply Chain Management at a Online centre/startup for last 6 months.

Now that startup want me to work as full time in the SCM technology but they are offering me the same salary package im currently getting now.

The thing is they are working on many project things like SCP,SCM,WMS etc but mostly experienced persons used to take care of the technical part. Which leave me to just schedule calls,doing excel/docs, analyze in the call for hours but couldn't understand anything. I understand there is more of self learning needed than of KT.
They are telling if I work here full time after a year they will recommend me for interview packages of 1 lakh per month.

I want to know whether the Oracle Fusion SCM has a growth in market for next 10 years.

And if i work in this startup and do only documentation and not work on technical stuff will i be able to clear the interviews with high packages(1 lakh/month)

Should i take a risk and join that startup and work for a year with same package. Or should i be current technology (database) and search jobs externally?. Any of your inputs is fine please help 🙏.

Pls help: Taking a Big decision in Career Life

Thinking of transitioning from a non-tech CS role to a tech role. Any suggestions on the best skill to learn next? I have intermediate knowledge of Python, C, and Excel. Also, is there any scope for an Analyst role?

Which tech skill should I learn?

I recently read an article about the growing skills gap in the tech industry. Apparently, universities just can't keep up with the lightning-fast changes in the field.

It got me wondering - how do you all stay relevant in your careers? Especially with AI taking over jobs. Are there certain skills or certifications you think are essential for staying competitive?

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