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Because:

1.We’d rather hang out with aging parents than office vending machines.

2. Our toddler is cuter than our cubicle neighbor (no offense to their questionable lunch smells).

3. We'd rather have dinner with our spouse than gossip with random flat mates about that one nosy landlord.

4. A weekend getaway with childhood friends > surviving rush hour for a team lunch.

5. Saving on fuel, rent, and overpriced sandwiches feels smarter than just surviving paycheck to paycheck.

6. Traffic jams aren’t fun, and meetings don’t require our physical presence just decent Wi-Fi.

But alas, corporate reality insists on strict office check-ins while happily making us join 11 PM global calls from home. So, here’s the million-dollar question: If we deliver stellar work remotely, why does our location matter?

It's not about productivity, is it? It's about clinging to old processes in the name of “culture.” Or maybe someone just really likes office coffee.

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Hey everyone!

Have you ever found yourself delaying tasks or projects at work because of peer pressure? You know you're capable of delivering high-quality results before deadlines, but your colleagues might be telling you to slow down, saying "you won't get any rewards for finishing early."

Do you give in to this pressure, or do you stay focused on your goals?

Share your thoughts:

How do you handle peer pressure at work?
Do you think it affects your productivity and motivation?
What strategies do you use to stay on track and meet your deadlines?

Let's discuss!

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Hello. I need carrier advice, i have 9 years of experience in the electrical design (electrical engineering) industry with 12 LPA CTC. Married with 2 children. Age 33.  Every month saving only 12 To 13k. Currently in hyderabad. I am barely making/saving it every month. My dilemma is should i continue as it is for the rest of life and pay tax every step/every spending OR take risk by going to gulf countries or USA or Australia. Which is the best path from here?
( The ultimate goal is to have a better quality of life with enough money to live a good life for more and my family in the near future)

12LPA in Electrical Design industry after working for 9 years, wanting to earn more by shifting to bangalore from hyderabad or go abroad?

past 7-8 months trying hard to get placed. gave 7 interviews. 3 cleared fully(even got congratulations mail) . Sadly In that 2 are not responding even mc HR not picking call or msg. 1 offer left is non-tech Business Development Associate at a startup in Noida.
- 6 montths internship - 15k + variable ~15k
- ppo with 6-9 LPA 
- joining next month(march)
what should i do? Should i wait for another chances in tech or move on with this offer and try while working with the startup.

If i wait another 2-3 months i will be competing with 2025 passouts.

my skills-Java, Springboot-hibernate, APIs, Angular(basic), Azure-DevOps, K8s, Docker, Prom-Grafana stack.

Please reply..

2024 pass out, 0 tech offers 1 offer from startup

Hi everyone,
I’m looking to switch my career and would appreciate some advice on how to move forward. Here’s a bit about my situation:
I worked as an electrical technician from 2016 to 2020 but decided to quit and take a break. I’ve been unemployed for over 4 years.
In 2017, I enrolled in college to work toward my bachelors in electrical engineering, which took me six years to complete (graduated in 2023) because of backlogs. My CGPA is 5.6 out of 10.
In 2024, I decided to switch careers and took up a full-stack Java developer certification course (6 month course plus a 3 month unpaid internship from the same institute). I’m now feeling uncertain about how to approach the job market, especially with a career gap, my academic performance and age.

Given my background do you think anyone will hire me as a fresher in the tech industry?

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