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Negotiation tactics, transparency issues, and real‑world pay comparisons.

Salary Discussions

Anyone know the typical salary range at PwC India for a Java developer with Vue experience and 8.5 years under their belt?

PwC India: Java dev + Vue salary with 8.5 yrs experience?

The ups, downs, and in-betweens of everyday office life — join the ride.

Daily Office Life

The brutal truth of life, we all get married and spend 10 - 12 hours in the office ...and almost take 2 hours to commute.

You have no time to romance with your partner, and yes, obviously, you will have an affair in your office for love and support, who could understand every version of yours!

Harsh Reality of Corporate Culture?
Why blame a person?

Why too much hate towards Astronomer CEO Andy Byron and  HR head Kristin Cabot affair?

Strategies for promotions, career pivots, mentorship, and long‑term planning.

Career Advice

Just watched a short but powerful video where the speaker said something that stuck with me:
👉Passion isn’t something you find by searching… it’s something you discover by doing.

And honestly? That makes so much sense.

We keep waiting for some “aha” moment, but unless we try different things, how will we ever know what clicks?

So I want to ask this community:
What’s something you tried...either professionally or personally...that completely surprised you?
Maybe you thought you’d love it and didn’t…
Maybe you almost skipped it, and it turned out to be your thing.

Let’s normalize figuring it out by trying instead of overthinking forever.

Drop your story below, what did you try and what did it teach you?

How to find passion!

Pre‑interview nerves, mock questions, debriefs, and feedback loops.

Interview Hub

Was randomly searching for how to answer “Why should we hire you?” and came across this video. And honestly… it actually made sense!

Like for once, the answer didn’t feel like a rehearsed script or overconfidence. Just real, solid reasoning.

Sharing it here in case anyone else is prepping or just curious.
I wanna know how many of you can actually relate to this answer?

Not gonna lie this might be the best ‘Why should we hire you?’ answer I’ve heard

📰 For the folks who want the "what’s new" without the "too much."

News

A 23 year old engineer at Atlas Copco in Pune’s Hinjewadi IT Park left an office meeting citing chest pain around 10:30 am. Moments later he died by suicide, leaving a note apologizing to his father and expressing deep sorrow over feeling like a failure.

This isn’t just a tragic loss. It’s a reminder that mental health at work is not negotiable especially for young professionals under intense pressure
Are companies doing enough to prevent burnout?

He said I’ve failed in life.Then, jumped from the 7th floor

Blinkit, backed by Zomato, has scaled its quick response ambulance service in Gurugram from 5 to 12 vehicles, covering almost half the city. They now reach 83% of emergencies within 10 minutes and have handled 594 calls so far, with half of them critical cases. Plus, they're launching in-house paramedic training to ensure quality care, not just speed

Agar aise opportunities aayein, kya aap aise kisi startup ke saath kaam karna pasand karenge?

Blinkit’s 10-Minute Ambulance: Quick Commerce Meets Real Care

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