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

WFO vs Hybrid Culture? What are most of us into??

Spent 12 years in IT. People who love to work after 7-8pm 🙏. Please don't increase the expectations from the employer. You guys are ruining IT for others also. I am a simple guy with family responsibility. I work, complete the task by 7-8pm. I enjoy time with family and friends. Go to Gym. 💪 I am mostly getting around 4 ratings with doing normal work. People like me kindly comment down adivce/thougts for these people.

I am average performer technically and don't have that smart communication skills as well ..I survived for 11 years in IT with this. Now I am feeling tensed becoz expectations are more from me and leadership is needed now. Please guys tell me how can I survive for few more years.Atleast I need to work for 5-6 yrs more. Will it be possible with this average skills.Anyone is having same issue like me.please give some advice or mantra to sustain for few more years.I am loosing hopes and confidence

I made a career decision out of fear, and I regret it every single day. I recently turned down an offer that paid ₹4.5 lakh more because I kept thinking, “What if something goes wrong? What if I don’t get a project after joining?” Believing it was the safer option, I chose the lower-paying offer. Now I’m regretting that decision. Has anyone else declined a better offer because of uncertainty? If yes, how did you deal with the regret? I’d really appreciate hearing about your experience.