Leaving on good terms and maintaining good relationships with former colleagues
(And taking good templates, etc)
Taking a break for a few months between jobs, and using that time to revise all my Computer Science basic subjects from college, revising all the technologies I've ever worked on in the past, and learning & getting up to date on some latest new technologies.
Doing that repeatedly has tremendously helped my technical skills and career progression.
Wow ! Interesting approach.
For me its been getting LinkedIn recommendations from my colleagues and customers. Over a period of time it is a good read (nostalgic) and nice history for future employers to go through.
Noting down all the work you have done in a company before leaving. It’s helpful to look back at what you learned, where you contributed and what you need to learn more to keep growing.
How frequent should we be switching jobs?
As many a times we encounter situation where HR interrogate about multiple career advice. HOWEVER IT IS MANDATORY TO SWITCH JOB FOR FINANCIAL GROWTH.
You can do as much u want in ur early career but after like maybe 8 years u need to start staying longer term (2-3+ y...
TCS gave me a system admin role as a fresher. It's extremely boring, same kind of work everyday. How do I switch to another company keeping in mind the 90 day notice period and my current job role?
Those who are earning more than 1 lakh per month. Share your journey how you reached there and also some tips.
