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Anonymous

Stealth • 8m

Completed my btech in IT from a private college, in 2023 july, tried my best to keep up with changing techs and recession in IT, but still I'm currently with no offer in hand. Currently Staying away from home working in a call centre earning 7000rs,

Anonymous 1

Stealth • 8m

Bro networking is the only solution to get out of this rut. There are many people like us who have the capability to do something but not getting the chance. Don’t worry tho, if you talk to your managers, tell them how you can code and if you can get any projects from his networks, if you impress his client he will respect you, it’ll get both your professional life and future on line.

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Anonymous

Stealth • 8m

I know that networking helps but how to do it? I tried showcasing my projects and tried to seek help and connect with some folks but they were not interested

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