Hello everyone,
A little context: I have full-time experience of around 2 years and actively looking for a job switch. I recently applied to a top company and got an offer to intern there for a few months. It's extremely hard for tier-3 students to get a call back from this company so the offer is a little tempting.
I believe that this will be a great learning experience in efficient and scalable system design and implementation. As far as the financial aspect goes, the stipend alone is ~75% higher than my current pay and the perks more than make up for my total comp. However, this is potentially temporary since there is no guarantee of a full-time offer and it requires me to relocate to a new city.
Side note, my past experiences have been short-term engagements due to both voluntary or involuntary reasons. In case this doesn't convert, will recruiters classify my profile as a job hopper?
I would love any suggestions on this situation. Thanks!
TLDR; looking for suggestions on whether I should leave my full-time job to pursue an internship at a top company after 2 years of full-time experience.
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Interesting, thanks for your input! Do you have any opinions on the "job hopper" problem I mentioned? This is the biggest issue I see as of now. None of my work experiences as of yet have exceeded a period of 10 months.
i've recently landed an internship opportunity with a big company (300 employees), the stipend is 25k, which is decent, but I'm not sure if it's worth considering
Background about me: From a tier3 college, I'm in my 5th semester, and p...
I am currently in my third year studying computer science and I am confused about what to do next. Here are some quick points about my profile:
I have an Intern offer from a product based company. I missed all other placement opportunities due to this offer. Any suggestions on how to convert into full-time? Thanks
