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From penny-pinching to investing, let's talk money moves that would make Warren Buffett proud.

Personal Finance

Met an old college friend after ages. He graduated in 2019, didn’t get a great job, and took up a 20K customer service role due to family responsibilities.

Two years later, he joined an mnc in ggn, now earns 65K, and has been working from home in raipur since 2021.

No rent, no grocery expense he lives with family, owns the house, and his dad runs a kirana shop. His expenses? Just 5K. The rest goes straight into investments.

He’s been investing in mutual funds since 2021 his portfolio is now 35L. He even started a SIP for his dad, which has grown to 20L.
All of this from a simple job, no big salary, no shortcuts.

No flashy car, no iPhone still uses his old 9K Redmi phone from 5 years ago. He knew growth might be slow, but mba wasn’t possible due to family needs. Still, he’s doing well living peacefully with family and steadily building wealth.

Truly inspiring.
Sometimes, smart habits matter more than a big salary

You don’t need a huge salary to be happy

Supporting each other through the ups and downs of work life

Day to Day Office

going above and beyond isn’t always acknowledged as expected. I completed a two-day costing task in a single day, thanks to the solid training from my past mentors. Yet, a simple “Ok, thanks” from a sales colleague felt underwhelming. It made me reflect on how often R&D efforts in costing and formulation go unnoticed by other departments. Still, I choose to see this as growth — every effort adds to my journey, whether it’s recognized or not. This dedication may open doors, either here or in future opportunities elsewhere.

Today’s experience taught me a valuable corporate lesson

Secure your digital infrastructure and leverage technology through discussions on IT and information security.

IT & Information Security

Hi everyone,
 I have 3.2 years of QA (Manual Testing) experience and recently completed ITGC & SOX Audit training (paid ₹25K).

 I’m applying for ITGC/IT Audit roles through career portals but not getting any response
. I hold certifications in 

(ISC)² CC, Azure (AZ-900, AI-900), Fortinet, Salesforce AI, API Security, and more. 

I'm currently earning ₹40K/month, living on rent, and getting married soon — so I’m looking for a stable, better-paying role. My expected CTC is 9–10 LPA, but I’m open to realistic offers. 

My trainer suggested changing my job title to “ITGC Trainee” instead of “QA” in my resume. Is that a good idea? 💬 

Any advice on resume changes, salary expectation, or how to connect with HRs would really help. 

Thanks in advance! – Mohammad Afroz

Applied via Career Portals, but No Response – Need Guidance for ITGC Career Transition

Level up your career with insights, inspiration, and support from your fellow go-getters.

Career Growth

For the longest time, I believed that if I just kept my head down and did good work, growth would follow. Promotions. Opportunities. Recognition. All in due time, right?

Turns out, not really. No one’s handing it to you just because you’re consistent. You have to ask. Follow up. Sometimes even fight for what you’ve earned.

Be your own advocate. Keep track of your wins. Speak up when you're ready for more. It’s uncomfortable, but silence rarely gets rewarded.

Anyone else learned this the hard way?

Your growth is your responsibility. Not your manager’s

My parents took out loans for a tractor (7 lacs, no trolley), land (7 lacs), and a borewell (1.4 lacs). My dad earns around 50k, and I make 1.3 lacs but live paycheck to paycheck. They didn't even ask me before doing this. Now who's gonna pay these loans? I'm super stressed about it.