I don't want to dampen anyone's excitement about India's growth, but here's a fact check for your nationalistic sentiments - State Bank of India is the most profitable Indian company (as of 2024). And, it made a profit of ONLY $8.1 billion (INR 65,407.50 Crores). Bye!

I been at my company for 6 months I am working everyday..but I feel like I am achieving literally nothing,I feel empty and frustrated working here. I don't think my company knows what's there vision is, the management doesn't work properly it's gonna be almost 10 months to the company and they still can't figure out the basic every month they try something new recently they changed our contracts for example..ik start ups are like this but this is too much

Hello ,I hold bachelor degree in mechanical engineering 2019. With 4.5 yoe in Total1)Associate product compliance engineer - 1.5 years2)Currently working as Project engineer (compliance). 3 years I see no growth in my current company and current role.so I’m looking for career shift,high growth and good package.Skills1) Environmental compliance(REACH,ROHS,..)2)Basic networking OS,Linux basic, Aws cloud3) SAP MM (in progress)4) Project Management (self preparation from PMBOk)I’m confused betwee...

I accepted an offer where they gave me around 120% hike on current salary, but 2 weeks later I got to know that there are paying other candidates more than me for the same role with even less experience. Can I reach out to HR for salary revision after accepting offer? I still have 3 weeks left for joining. *My interview went really well. But HR low balled just becuase of current salary

Hi Everyone.I recently joined a company to grow, but the work environment is toxic. It's just 20 days. The manager is rude, doesn’t guide, and gets angry when I ask questions. They rely on Excel for tasks instead of proper tools like Jira, and tasks lack clear details. Many seniors have quit, and the team is disorganized. HR couldn’t help, and the stress is affecting my mental health. Should I stay or resign? Will leaving early harm my career? If I stay, how can I manage this without losing my p...