Hi all, I am about to apply for jobs for the first time. I need to know what essential things I need to check before accepting offers.

Doing my 1st switch .. some 15-20 documents asked by company before releasing the offer letter. Is it normal? Just wanted to make sure if I'm overthinking only

Hi all, I am analyst working in Capgemini under Cloud Infra. Thinking if switching jobs for first time. Any tips by experienced people on how to proceed, where to find, negotiating, do and don’t any valuable input would be appreciated.

While accepting an offer Every employee fresher or experienced We should first check Work life balance of the company Work culture Benefits we get Hike percent Notice period Internal policies Stop just looking at money and demand quality of work life also

Things need to be take care of during company switch and accepting offer letter. PS: Its my first job change.

Hi Team, Switching for the first time need your guidance. I am holding offer from a company and received a JD from other company over mail along with which they are asking for basic details like cctc ,ectc and if I am holding an offer. Shall I share with them that I am having an offer prior to tech interview?

I have been aggressively applying for jobs in the last 2 months however I have not even received 1 interview call. I have spoken to others and they have told me that it should be my resume. I am bad at writing or self promotion which is essential in making first impression. After not getting any calls I am comprehending wether to get resume writes in LinkedIn to help me, I feel job hunting should be a complete self job rather than outsourcing part of it, maybe I am out of touch as my last job hunt happened 6 years ago. Any advice is much appreciated.

Right now I am looking for a new job because of a layoff in my own company. I have recently applied for a new job. I didn't get a hike and they even decreased the basic pay in their shared CTC Structure. The in-hand is the same as my previous company but my basic salary is impacted. Should I accept the offer or let it go?

Hi everyone, I am a 2023 graduate from tier 3 college currently working in a service based company but I am not really satisfied with it because I believe I could have grabbed better opportunities in campus placement but due to stupid rule of TPO they did not let me seat for further companies and I want to learn new technologies but I am not really getting opportunity here. So, i am looking for better opportunities.Anyone got suggestions where to apply and what to prepare. Also should I do any certification .

I’m dumbfounded when the best piece of advice I hear is that its a numbers game and probability is supreme. There’s got to be a strategy that one applies to shortlist from the ocean of offers out there. - applying in the same domain as your current company? - platform or regions where recruiters are more active? - directly talking to freelance HMs and doing a deal? If no hack, just share what worked for you? And how are you optimising the job searching?