I've seen that most folks promoting Upraised have a very clever & subtle way of doing it instead of going bold like a lot of CS/DS didi, bhaiyyas promoting websites/courses out there.
Some upraised lady had reached out to me few months ago on LinkedIn for a ācommercial engagementā.
When I asked about the details, she said Iād have to try out their test and if I like it, Iād have to post about it (their team would help me write) from my LinkedIn account and they would pay me per post.
I understood what that meant and told her I donāt want to engage in paid posts.
I guess this is what it would have looked like if I had agreed to do it š
They reached out to me as well, I denied them too. Apparently they look for people who are "sort-of" influencers in the product space and approach based on the number of followers (typical marketing tactics). I would much rather not have any ancillary income than promote something that rips people off their money. Sadly, most people do not think of ethics and promote in return for the money, I have seen so many "respected" voices do this same post for them.
Big ups to them trying to be smart about it :p. Warna didi bhaiyyas are toh straight up GB Road/Kamathipura/Sonagachi. 99 mein dega, lega kya?
This guy gave good feedback to me when I interviewed with him around 8 months back
Was interviewing at one of the acquisitions of a major edtech player for a design role in Bangalore roughly 2 years ago.
š© Didn't share agreement on email unless I came to office for a day's worth of work (after completing interview ...
So it was Unacademy. Sadly they're all various versions of this same shit. Total Chernobyl.
For everyone wanting to quit their jobs but canāt due to the recession and ongoing layoffs, you need to build a better relationship with you manager.
This way your work gets easier and hopefully you will buy yourself some time befor...
Nahh, self promotion is too evident, try better
Indian SDEs on LinkedIn & Twitter are some of the worst engineers you will ever find across the real world. Their typical value lies around:
Bhabis? Lmao. Good rant šš»
