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A lot of people don't realize a code is not self-documenting. 

It is essential to maintain a comment thread not just to guide others but also for better understanding of your own code like 5 years down the line.

Do you maintain a comment thread for your code?

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I am java backend dev and my current tech stack is Java, spring boot, microservices, restful APIs, mysql, dsa(400+ problems in leetcode) Have knowledge in kafka as well but no hands on experience.

My current CTC is 7Lpa

No frontend or cloud experience. I got the above offer(hyd location,hybrid model). I have already resigned in my company, attended few interviews but failed in all. Should I prepare more rigorously? Or be satisfied it's a good package for my current exp?

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Is the offer 16Lpa +8% variable pay good for 2.5y java developer?

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I've the below offers, (Teamware and Wipro not yet released the offers yet). I'm confused which one to choose. Could you give me some suggestions? Thanks.

TCS : 13 LPA
Teamware Solution: (Client: BNP Paribas) : 15 LPA
Wipro: 16.5 LPA

Tech: Cybersecurity, Vulnerability management, Crowdstrike, Risk Assessment.
YOE: 7 yrs
Location: Chennai

Which company?

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A lot of people don't realize a code is not self-documenting. It is essential to maintain a comment thread not just to guide others but also for better understanding of your own code like 5 years down the line.