From a Business POV, which companies work processes are so undefined that you cannot end up applying whatever you did anywhere else. There's no learning curve and you are just firefighting/quick fixes on a daily basis
Most traditional companies will have internal tooling which have zero Transferable skills.
Amex For analytics - they use internal tools that are not tranferrable as a analyst in other companies
Amazon, Paypal, Microsoft and Google - Operations Department.
Hey is it all over for someone who did mechanical engineering and stuck in WITCH in a bad project? I did start with Research, but it paid peanuts then during pandemic made the switch but, ended up in bad project twice(the second time was...
I'm not sure who needs to hear this, but I’m briefly sharing my experience! I have around 3YOE in software development. Previously, I worked at a large product-based company, where everything was fine except for the salary and hikes, whi...
fck this culture. this is a definition of a toxic startup, which most Indian startups are
a complete toxic culture is what i can feel, a manager should be the one uplifting the team not insulting an individu...
seems like a fast pace env and maybe you are not skilled enough to survive there, find what's best for you
I am working as a Technical Support Engineer in a product based company. I am passionate about coding and I need to switch my job role so which are the companies that hire on pure skills without considering background roles.
