If you have done a degree from an average college but have don't kickass hustle, worked with good brands and then smaller aggressive startups and have more number of experiences across a decade. One thing that comes to me is networking and finding the right people to show your skills - how to create more avenues to do this frequently. What else...
I would say try switching jobs every 2 years till you reach your satisfactory point. Or Try using freelancer websites for temporary part time projects if your organisation allows for extra cash.
Because at the end what matters is money
my_qualification: B.Tech IT from tier-3 college. 70% I am 24 years old. I graduated in 2021 and had total 13 backlogs during UG and it took me 5 years to complete my degree. I am unemployed since my graduation and have been wasting my ti...
I saw the IBM post on Grapevine, and seeing the positive response felt the urge to share my story as well. I tried finding my old offer letters, but I couldn't because I lost that email account.
For the first 4 years of my career, I w...
i graduated this year and still unemployed cuz the company I got placed into still haven’t sent me a joining letter. ...
No experience? No problem. Here’s how to stand out:
Leverage Your Skills: Highlight strengths from school, hobbies, or volunteering—like teamwork or problem-solving.
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I'm currently working as DSE at Infosys from june 2022 ,i am willing to make a switch, but I'm getting almost no interview calls, only calls that i get are mostly from small startups. Can anyone suggest me on how to secure interviews
