Bengaluru techie earned ₹35,000 per month after 9 years of working at one of India’s largest IT firms
A Bengaluru techie has opened up about his experience of working with one of India’s largest IT companies, comparing his ...
Rejected From IIT, NIT, Techie Draws A Salary Of Rs 50 Lakh, Shares His Success Story
Sharing his mantra for life, he mentions the key takeaways, "I never gave up, constantly upskilled myself, and different ...
US-based techie calls Indian managers 'worst', asks if it's common for them to be difficult: 'So egoistic'
The man recounted how his previous managers ensured employees were never overburdened and always made time to hear their ...
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'Indian managers are worst': Kerala-born techie's Reddit post goes viral
The Reddit post quickly went viral, triggering a heated debate with more than 900 upvotes. Many agreed with the techie's ...
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Techie Sparks Debate Over ₹3.6 LPA Starter Salary: Is It Acceptable?
A techie's statement that a starting salary of ₹3.6 LPA is acceptable for graduates from "tier 500 colleges" has ignited a ...
'3.6 LPA is not bad, don't expect too much': Techie's blunt message for engineers divides internet
A techie's controversial claim that a 3.6 LPA salary is acceptable for tier 500 graduates has fueled online debate.
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Techie quits Narayan Murthy’s Infosys without a job offer, calls out toxic culture and lack of recognition
Despite being the sole breadwinner for their family, the techie decided to give preference to mental health and self-respect ...
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Efforts Not Acknowledged: Infosys Techie's Resignation Was Not A 'One-Day' Thing
In an exclusive interaction with NDTV Marathi, the techie said juniors got onsite opportunities, despite him getting ...
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Pune techie quits Infosys without backup offer, cites 6 reasons in viral post
In a now-viral post on LinkedIn, a Pune-based techie called out systemic flaws within Infosys, shedding light on challenges ...
Infosys Techie Slams Company For Discriminating Hindi Speakers; Quits Over ‘Unfair Workload’ And ‘Toxic Work Culture’
TLDR; the former Infosys employee blamed the company for the immense toxicity at workplace and client interaction, coupled with regional bias. The employee felt he was being taken for granted.
'Hindi-speaking...': Pune techie’s viral post reveals why he left Infosys without another job
He also highlighted how attrition in his team led to an unfair redistribution of workload. As the team shrank from 50 to 30, ...