Hi all, I have around 5 years of exp in DevOps Engineer and recently received the following offers • Goldman Sachs- Associate – 27 LPA – Bangalore • Autodesk – 20 LPA – Bglr • Ericsson – 20 LPA – Bglr • UST – 20 LPA – Trivandrum (hometown) Before making my final decision I would love to hear from current or former employees about:Long-term career growth, Learning opportunities and Work-life balance. Especially interested in feedback about Goldman Sachs. Thanks in advance for your insights

I have no real exp of backend development, but I was able to fake my experience on my resume and pose as one to get two offers. I have 3.5 years of experience, and I cannot decide between the two. I need real work ex to switch in the future. But the brand name and benefits also matter. 1. Salesforce - Technical Support (Lots of benefits but rotational shift) - 19.25 LPA 2. Wissen Technology - (Work for Morgan Stanley) - Java Developer - 18 LPA Which should I pick, given my non dev background?

I left my previous organisation on June 12th. My next chapter is with TCS and DOJ is on 22nd June. Portal shows the same. However I haven't received any onboarding invite yet . Its 18th June today. HR are unresponsive despite multiple follow ups. Can some one guide here please?

Guys , someone please guide me how should I prepare for Barclays full stack role with 9 yrs. It's a matter of marriage. Girl I liked much but she wants a guy with job in banking product based company only.I am serving np but offers from service industry only. Nowadays service has no value.please guys guide me if any preparation way or samples anyone can provide. It's life's decison for me.

This may be controversial, but I’ve seen cases where Indian leadership at the top can harm a healthy work environment through micromanagement, unrealistic expectations, and poor work-life balance, pushing teams beyond their roles while cutting costs. After our UK management handed control to a new director in India, the team has increasingly been made to feel like underperformers despite consistent effort. I don't know if anyone else has experienced this!