This advice was given to me by someone who has worked for 20+ years in IT.
"The reward for work done is always more work."
So always manage you time properly here. If you keep working hard then you will be exploited by your manager. He will always take credit for your work. You will do the work but it will be presented by a dumb senior to the client.
So your strategy should be: Always complete your work on the weekend. Then every day you need to reveal work done slowly. Monday to Friday. This way you will chill during the entire week. People will think you do work but in reality you are coasting and chilling.
Use this time to upskill and interview for other companies. Then get out of IT and go to a Product company.
Bruh this is not a hack, it's slavery. Already 9hrs we're working Mon - Fri, weekend pe kaam karke Narayan Murthy ban jayenge
OP is talking about working weekends until you get out of WITCH. To make it happen, you'll have to go all in
Im in witch, and it's not as bad as people make it out to be. Working weekends just to coast Monday to Friday sounds like a terrible idea. I can't even have fun Monday to Friday as I have to be online lol.
I don’t understand why seniors in all companies are always dumb. So you are also going to be a dumb senior one day 😜
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