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Hi, if anyone works in [Fynd](fynd) please can you share your interview process and work culture and other stuff. I may be called for an interview on Monday so I want to know what to wear and what to expect there. 
Role: React.js developer

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Hi everyone,

I have 3.6 years of IT experience and currently work at a service-based company in Pune. My current CTC is 14 LPA (13.5 LPA fixed).

I recently received an offer from Novartis Hyderabad as Data Analyst level 3 with a CTC of 19.9 LPA (18.3 LPA fixed).

Is this a good offer, or is it on the lower side for my experience? Would appreciate your suggestions!

Any answers from people working at Novartis pls ?

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I like being just okay at work. Since I moved to a new company, I've decided to slow down. In my old place, I used to be a super star, but they made me do way too much. They knew I could do it, so they just kept piling on the work. I was always stressed and tired.

Now, in my new job, I just do my job, and that's it. I'm not trying to be the best. I'm just doing what I'm supposed to do. And you know what? I'm much happier.

My boss doesn't expect me to do amazing things anymore. They just want me to do my job. And that's fine with me. Has anyone else felt like this?

I like being just okay at work.

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If priced right, this could be telecom's next big disruption after Jio’s 2016 revolution. Honestly, Jio’s service has been declining, and another telecom war might be exactly what we need. 

If Starlink-Airtel keeps it affordable, I’d consider switching! 

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Yesterday, IT workers in Bengaluru took to the streets, demanding a life beyond their screens. That makes me wonder, will this be a turning point, or will companies continue to burn out their employees?

'We are not your slaves': Hundreds of IT Workers Protest in Bengaluru for Work-Life Balance

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Hi everybody. 

So the story is that I started my journey in 2021 Dec. I started working as a Project Engineer since then I have worked on two projects. First as a Chatbot developer and second as a Capacity Analyst. Now the thing is that between the end of the first project and the start of the second project, a lot of things happened in my life. A car accident that changed my life and the diagnosis of heart arrhythmia.  I am suffering from heart arrhythmia and trying my level best to switch to the cloud. I am about to get the termination letter because of the bench policy. Now my question is. 
1) Should I join a BPO or something to earn because I am living in a 1BHK flat? 
OR
2) Should I take a break and start everything from scratch after my heart's procedure. 

I am confused. Also if anybody can guide me on how to get an entry level cloud job even if I have 3 years of IT experience please ping me. It'll be a massive help. 

Thanks👍