I am currently pursuing engineering in a tier 3 college in Bangalore, I am in my 1st year. What are the things to do (skills) so that I high package job. Any roadmap, guidance.... Currently learning MERN and DSA.
Might sound altruistic but don't keep "How much am I making" as the only metric, especially where you are starting out. Experiment a lot, see what you like doing. Careers are marathons.
Ohkay, yeah , thank you
Don't chase money blindly bro. Look for experience and learning in the initial years and then chase money.
I made the mistake of going for money over learning opportunity in my initial years and it quickly flattened my learning growth because I ended up joining big orgs or got laid off pretty soon once my employer decided to cut costs
Thank you 🙏, noted.
keep upskilling and keep graining work experience only in one domain, in 3-5 years you can reach it
In the initial years, focus on learning and upskilling yourself. I've seen college passouts that joined for 12LPA and are stuck in similar band as there wasn't much to learn in that company, but also have friends who had joined for 3.6 LPA in small startups and in 4 yrs, getting 36LPA.
If you're good at your work and hardworking, money will come your way. Don't worry.
Oh ohk, thank you
30 LPA Kyun poore ek crore bhai 😝
😂 ha ha kyu nahi
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