Chronologysamjho
Chronologysamjho

Way to survive in industry

  1. Never compromise on ds/algo practice and design. You should get time every week for this.
  2. Never trust any company and don't settle
  3. Company can replace you anytime. HR just need to float job and hundreds of applicant will apply whereas if you need to find a job you first have to grind LC and design and then you will get ready. This makes a uneven situation.
  4. You are not replaceable for your family, friends and loved ones

Benefits of working in toxic or too much work environment

  1. Learning
  2. A little better payscale
  3. Close peer group of colleague

Cons

  1. You won't get time for practice your interview skills so you would have hard time cracking interviews
  2. High pressure can leads to high stress that can lead to less growth in long run and burn out. Once you burn out, your Employer attitude may change
  3. You would not have time for your friends and family. You may even lose your social circle. Whereas the colleague group that you would form would start to fade away once you leave that place.
  4. It would form a unbalanced relationship where you are more dependent on your Employer and won't be able to do much even if you get less increment or other issues
  5. You would not have time for investment or growing your wealth. Your long term wealth is not how much you earn it is how much you have(savings + growth on saving)

What to do if you feel you join such company

  • find opportunities and get out in initial days or probation period. You can wipe out that experience from your resume
  • Contact the companies you had offer from and ask them to reconsider if they can

What to do if you are stuck in such company

  • do a little less work and start preparing. Once you are little confidence start doing lesser work and look for opportunities. At this point in time you don't have to fear them much. Firing is pretty common now
  • Be aware of your rights in worst case as per employment agreement
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