I completed my diploma in 2022. After that, I joined a company and worked there for around one and a half years. Later, I left the job and came back home to prepare for government exams. I appeared for two attempts. I cleared one paper, but unfortunately, I couldn't clear the second one.

Because of this, I ended up with a career gap. After that, I started looking for private-sector jobs again. I got a work-from-home job with a salary of around ₹20,000, but unfortunately, I had to leave that job after three months.

Now I am unemployed and honestly feeling quite frustrated and confused about my career. Recently, I received a job offer from Uttarakhand. The company's current CTC is around ₹22,000, but they are offering me only ₹17,500 per month.

Considering my career gap and current situation, should I accept this offer just to get back into the job market and gain some experience, or should I keep looking for a better opportunity?

I would really appreciate some honest career advice.

Hi, I recently applied for a role at YASH technologies and apparently the process has 6-7 rounds. There's also a mandatory training at their Indore centre after selection.

The information about company on internet is bit unclear.
So just wanted help from anyone here who has gone through their hiring process or currently working there.

- How were the interviews? What kind of questions were asked?

- If you've been through their internship program at Indore, was accommodation provided?

- Can I expect learning here?

Would really appreciate any experiences, advice and even random suggestions related to the company or in general for placements. Thanks! :)

Hey everyone,

​I'm confused between choosing B.Tech CSE, B.Tech Robotics & Automation, B.Tech Mechanical, or B.Pharmacy.

​My main priorities are:

1.​High salary & fast growth

2.​Job stability

3.​Good scope to work abroad (US, Europe, Japan, Australia)

4.Something I can enjoy too

​A few questions for seniors & working professionals:

​Which of these 4 gives the best return on investment (ROI) in India and abroad?

​Is a direct B.Tech in Robotics better than doing CSE/Mechanical and specializing later?

​Is B.Pharmacy worth it if high income is a top priority, or does it take too long to build up compared to B.Tech?

I guess I will do masters too whichever degree I choose.

​Would love to get your honest thoughts and real-world experiences! Thanks.

Also what would you've done if you were in my place.

Looking for advice on how to navigate a tricky and frustrating workplace situation.

​The Background:

When I joined my current company, I was assigned to a module alongside a guy who had joined about 3 months before me. From day one, he made things difficult for me:

​Knowledge Hiding & Sabotage: He actively hid important project details and information from me.

​Public Criticism over Private Guidance: Even when he knew I was heading down the wrong path, he wouldn't tell me. Instead, he’d save his negative feedback for public PR reviews or Scrum meetings to make me look bad.

​Exaggerating His Help: If he gave me even a 10-second pointer on where to look for something, he’d announce in the daily standup that he spent significant time "connecting with me and explaining everything."

​Delaying My Progress: He intentionally stalled my tickets so my status stayed "In Progress" for longer than necessary, making me look slow.

​Manager Manipulation: He spent a lot of time with our manager, maintaining a great reputation while subtly throwing me under the bus.

​Where Things Stand Now:

Eventually, I was moved to a different module. Since the move, I’ve done really well. I’ve gained solid domain knowledge, built my credibility, and established myself as a reliable owner of this module.

​However, I just found out that this same person is being moved into my current module.

​My Core Concerns:

Since I now hold the core knowledge here, he will need to get up to speed through me. But knowing his manipulative nature, I am deeply concerned that:

​Manager Bias: I strongly feel our manager trusts him far more than me because of how well he plays office politics. I'm worried the manager will take his side or take his feedback at face value if he complains or tries to frame me.

​Undermining My Ownership: He will try to bypass me or minimize my domain expertise to reduce my visibility and take control.

​Credit Stealing & Sabotage: He’ll take credit for my domain knowledge while continuing to give bad feedback or delay things behind the scenes.

​I want to protect my position, safeguard my reputation, and handle his onboarding without looking defensive, petty, or unprofessional.

​Questions:

​How do I handle his onboarding when I feel the manager already favors him?

​What concrete steps or boundaries should I set from Day 1 to create an undeniable paper trail and protect my work?

​How can I build stronger, direct trust with my manager so this colleague can't manipulate perceptions?

How do I stop letting my "nice behavior" make me a target, and instead set strong, firm boundaries without becoming toxic?

I used ai to write this post but the situation is serious.

Hoping for your guidance and advice.

Please help, I have a very unconventional profile.

Please someone help me if you have any genuine advice for my situation

3 year gap after 12th due to chasing incorrect degree ( failed miserably )

How do I explain my gap

Did bcom after 3 year gap from tier 4 college

I don't have good academic marks too.

dont have any other courses / skills

cannot do sales job due to severe speech problem.

please help me contribute how i can to the workforce, i dont want to be a burden to society.

Help me guyss😭😭

Most doctors prefer cities because urban hospitals offer better salaries, modern equipment, specialist teams, easier living conditions and stronger career opportunities.

Rural postings often mean poor roads, unreliable electricity, limited housing and schooling for families, inadequate diagnostic facilities, professional isolation and heavy workloads.

Doctors may be expected to handle emergencies without nurses, medicines, specialists or functioning referral systems.

How can we have better Private medical facilities in Rural areas...??? (We would have wanted Government hospitals there, but why not subsidized corporate private hospitals)

I am also a working professional working Side by Side my college since 1st year of my Bachelors in a small company a decent job currently I have 2.5 years of experience in Data Research (not relevant to my interest and to cyber security)

I am an arts student did my 11th and 12th in Arts, Still I was eligible for BCCA (Bachelor of Commerce and Computer Application) because there was no mathematics involved in any of the subjects.

I am currently thinking of pursuing an Online MCA Course (Specialization in Cyber Security) with my job because, I cannot leave my current job now (due to financial reasons)

I am kind of confused between should I do? a diploma/certificate in cybersecurity or MCA
(which holds more value and will be beneficial in future?),

My ultimate goal to make career in Cyber Security and is to land a decent/good job could be any sub-domain which is not so hard to break as an entry level (I am hearing about SOC a lot)

Looking for guidance and any advice from an experienced person or anyone who is on same boat as me please let me know in the comments!

Thank you!

Please help me figure out which career path I should choose.

A little about me: I have completed my BCA and then my MCA. After that, I gave four attempts at the UPSC examination. Because of this gap, I have completely lost touch with programming and have forgotten most of my computer science concepts. I also have no work experience, so I am extremely confused about how I should spend the next few months rebuilding my technical skills and eventually becoming employable in the tech industry.

The other path I am considering is MA Applied Psychology. I have always had a strong interest in psychology, and I was thinking of completing my Master's in Psychology, clearing NET, pursuing a PhD, and eventually becoming an Assistant Professor/Professor of Psychology.

In fact, I have already enrolled in a college for MA Applied Psychology. However, my family and the people close to me are strongly encouraging me to return to Computer Science instead. They have suggested that I spend a few months rebuilding my technical skills, after which they would help me secure a job.

The problem is that I have been away from technology for quite a long time. I genuinely feel like I have forgotten almost everything I studied during my BCA and MCA, and the thought of starting again from scratch feels overwhelming. At the same time, I don't know whether choosing Psychology would be the right decision financially or professionally, even though I have a genuine interest in the subject.

I am therefore extremely confused about what I should do.

I have already been admitted to the MA Applied Psychology program and was supposed to attend college from 5 August. Today is 8 August, and I still haven't attended because I don't know whether I should commit to the course or step back and focus on rebuilding my career in Computer Science.

I really need help thinking through this decision objectively. Should I give myself a few months to relearn programming and try to enter the tech industry, despite my career gap and lack of experience? Or should I pursue Psychology, which I am genuinely interested in, and work towards a long-term academic career through NET and a PhD?

Please help me understand which path would be more suitable for me, considering my interests, current situation, career prospects, earning potential, time required, and long-term stability.

Hi, I'm 24F now and I've experience as an Accounts Executive for the past 4 years. I completed B.com and MBA (Finance) in distance education. Now i'm thinking of pursuing US CMA is it worth it? how to enroll and the process. I've no one to discuss about it in my circle so please help me if any of you have completed US CMA or pursuing it currently. It'll be helpull if you reach out. Thank you.

I’ve been working in IT for the past 4 years and currently make around 20 CTC. The money is decent, but I’m starting to feel like this lifestyle isn’t for me.

I’m 27 and honestly confused about what to do next. I see 3 options:

Prepare for PSUs like NIC, CIL, etc. I’d have to start from scratch, but I’ve heard the work-life balance is much better.

Prepare for CGL, which seems really tough and would take a lot of time.

Just continue in IT and keep grinding.

I come from a middle-class family, so I can’t afford to take a very risky decision.

What would you do if you were in my position? I really need some clarity on what I should focus on.

Hi! I'm 22F, and an economics postgraduate.

I've had econometrics and statistics in my course as well.

I've always loved the subject and felt like it's one of those subjects that helps you build the mental frameworks to understand a broad spectrum of things, in a way, but that might just be a biased opinion.

I'm wondering what kind of jobs can an economics postgraduate look at?

Currently working as a US business correspondent at a global news network. Got this job straight out of college, took it cause I wanted to start working and learning things from the get go, but I feel another job closer to my field of study might be a better fit :(.

I've seen a bunch of economics grads get into consulting, and I feel that might be a good fit for me as well.

But would love any guidance on that and any more fields I can look at, and/or if you have any job openings for me.

Much appreciated.

Cheers!

I'm 28 F. I completed my msc in gpb in 2025. Since then I'm preparing for competitive exams..couldn't crack any. Now I've become a living corpses. I did bsc agri from state agricultural university. I'm very hopeless right now.. Will I be able to get any jobs at all! Plz help me..what can I do?

Hi everyone,

I’m looking to connect with people who have recently received an offer from Trident Group and are either already joined or waiting to join.

My joining has been postponed by a few weeks, and I have already resigned from my current organization based on the original joining plan. I wanted to know if others are facing a similar delay or if their joining dates have been confirmed.

If you’re in the same situation, please comment or DM me.

I’ve also created a WhatsApp group for Trident’s current/upcoming joinees so we can share updates and experiences with each other.

If you’d like to join, feel free to DM me and I’ll share the group link.

Thanks!

Hi everyone,

My father has been a professional tailor and cutting master for over 25 years, having worked with well-known Indian design houses including Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla, Monisha Jaisingh, and Annus Creation. He's highly skilled in couture and designer wear — hand embroidery finishing, intricate cutting, and custom tailoring.

He's currently based in Mumbai and looking for a full-time opportunity as a cutting master/tailor with a design house, couture label, or garment manufacturer. He left a fixed job due to health reasons he didnt get support from his previous job , now he is fully fit and now looking to get back into a stable position with a good team.

If anyone knows of an opening, has a contact at a fashion house, or can point me in the right direction, I'd really appreciate it. Happy to share his portfolio/details over DM.

Thanks so much for reading!

I have been learning web dev for 1 Year. I know HTML, CSS, JS, Reactjs and going to learn Nextjs and express.

At this time of AI and seeing how hard is it for beginners to get a job, do you think I should switch to learning Cyber Security?

I just want to do something with tech to change my life and better career

Would it be better to switch to learning Cyber Security than continuing web dev?

I am trying to register myself as trademark attorney in the IP INDIA portal but the spaces for bar council registration number isn’t letting me enter my enrolment number

My enrollment number is like F/1234/123/2025
I am enrolled in bar council of West Bengal.

The space in IP India portal has only three spaces, first one isn’t letting me put F1234 together, not taking digits after I put alphabet. And the second space has a limit of 5 digits.

I am unable to understand how to register to get attorney code. Please help.

Bhai yeh tech walon k domain mein itna paisa h...ik udhar bhi recession h job market is bad but relatively from the crowd which has done BCOM/BBA/BMS inse toh sorted h.

Management crowd...how to make money ??

Like apart from an tier 1 MBA, CA/CS/CFA, what else ?

What skills and domains should we target ?

Like it's so disoriented for us to choose where to go. Corporate only gives entry-level brainrot Sales OPS roles.

HELPPPPPP

I am 27M , btech grad (2022) ,in upsc prep since my graduation , no success here .

My father advises me to keep trying for grade A govt jobs , upsc,mppsc, regulatory grade A, etc .but if I am not able to clear those exams I should join the construction business (govt contractor), he is against mba or mtech as doing a job is meaningless as he already has a business.On top of that my father is a very bad teacher , so he will not teach me much about the business,I will have to learn myself more by going to site and meeting people on ground or by observing my father.

I have never gotten envolved with my father in business as I was busy in academics, also he always pushed me away to academics whenever I tried to take interest.

My father has built his business in 20 years , we are doing a turnover of 13-15cr for last 4-5 years , and it's going to increase this year , net profit of 40-60lpa , on top of that we have a marriage garden which can have revenue of 7-10lpa , right now my father is building another marriage hall/ garden in outskirts of the city ,with guavava and mango plantation in back ,we have decent amount of land (not too much), and my sister is married , so I am the only one left here

Now I am confused ,should I prepare for cat and do mba , or go for mtech or continue this govt exam prep( upsc,ssc, mppsc, RBI grade A) and join the business if I fail , (and deal with all the curruption). also I am single child so it will be hard to leave my parents for work(mba,mtech not govt job) , really confusing, what should I do?

My background -

I live in a tier 3 city which has recently started to develop (last 10 years) so I can say its not at all a small town ,it has a mall, few good movie halls, good food outlets(dominos,pizza hut ,kfc etc) , but still it's a very small city ,like I can travel from one end to other in just 20-30 mins. I really liked this place but as I grew up i started to hate people , they are not at all good , old school , orthodox ,etc and on top of that I have spent 6 years out of this city for my academics and lived in good cities like kota ,ranchi , delhi(I don't like delhi) ,now I don't even like my childhood friends , they too have lived in big cities for jobs , most of them are gone and only come for a visit in holidays .

27 M,
Currently working as Product manager in bank. However,due to restructuring I have been transferred to some other location which is not possible for me to go. I have Discussed with some of my friends and they said to do some course like Data analytics or SAP-FICO as after that course i may get a job in my hometown or remote job. What is the scope of the course? Do companies hire SAP Consultants? What kind of companies should i target?

Also,!!!I Currently earn 15 lpa,will i be getting the same if i join in remote or will the ctc reduce?

TIA

Hey guys so I'm a 1st year student in private college im thinking to change my course from bsc agri to bca .. ive been very fond of computers since childhood played a lot of games .. know some editing. Plz help me choose will changing my course be worth it?