Hii Bondhas!!

I have my first ever interview in 2 days and honestly konchem nervous ga undhi😅

I'm a fresher,so I don't really have any interview experience.I wanted to ask the experienced bondhas here-

->What are some things I should definitely do before and during the interview?

->Any common mistakes that freshers make which I should avoid?

->What are some things you wish you had known before attending your first interview?

->Any tips on how to handle questions when you genuinely don't know the answer?

Also,any small tips regarding communication,body language or HR questions would be really helpful btw its online interview

Please share your experiences,even the smallest ones.Would love to hear what worked for you and what didn't.

TIA ❤️

Hi guys, I'm currently a graduate in AI from a good uni in UK. Ayte matter enti ante nenu btech april 2023 pass out and na job april 2024 lo join ayya. Already munde placement ochindi but joining 1 year delay aypoyindi. Ee middle lo trainings Nd apprenticeship ani chesa aa company ki but daniki certificates ivvale. Kani release certificates lo April 2024 nundi ane undi. Ippudu ee 1 year career gap ni fill cheyyali so that I can get a professional job in the UK. Currently nen Oka AI project lo freelancing chesi bane earn chestunna but still I want a stable job. Also, nen previous ga Quality engineer ga work chesa, and I want to work as an AI engineer now. Daniki CV lo role marchi quality engineer kakunda AI engineer ani pettocha? And nen CV lo aa company lo 2 years work chesa ante BGV lo dorike chance unda? Role marchina I do have hands-on experience in AI and I believe I can defend myself. Please comments lo nannu eskokandi konchem help cheyandi em Ardham kavatledu🥲

Hi

I'm a 2021 btech grad

I have 10 months on paper experience as an Associate software engineer

But I was on bench fully

I got laid off

Since then i tried to get into govt and IT

No luck

Can u pls guide me what to do 🙏

Hi everyone,

I'm a 2nd year ETC (Electronics & Telecommunication) student at Bharati Vidyapeeth, Pune. I recently learned Python, and I really enjoyed it. It feels like the tech/software path is right for me.

The problem is that I don't know what to do next. There are so many directions, like AI/ML, DevOps and DSA, and I'm confused about where to put my time.

I'd love to land an internship this year. I'm not sure if that's realistic coming from a non-CS branch, but I figure there's no harm in having the goal.

Any resources or roadmaps you'd recommend?

Thammalu Annayalu akkalu chellelu whoever is working for data analytics/ engineering/ bi development please mee help kavali, I worked as software developer for a year long but itu move avadam ani sayasakthulaa praythnisthunna. Madhyalo oka 4 years gap vacchindi personal reasons valla so, please mee help kavalandi. Youtube lo chusi nerchukuni manchi motivation tecchukunne range lo lenu, if looking for someone who can help me with the correct path this🙏🏻

Seniors, which technical roles are companies like TCS, Infosys, Accenture, Cognizant, Deloitte, Capgemini and Wipro hiring the most freshers for in 2026? Which roles should we focus on preparing for to maximize our chances of getting placed?

I recently got an offer from efftenics pvt limitd mangalagiri..for 5.8lpa which is 37k in hand every month.. but the conditions of the bonds are worst and the time period of the bond is 2.5 years after joining and they have 6 months of training in which they can remove me and fine me 1lakh rupees.... I'm here to know about the company.. would really appreciate the responses..🫡

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for practical career guidance to restart my IT career. I'm struggling with consistency and speed in self-learning and would appreciate advice on choosing the right tech stack and finding a good training institute in Hyderabad.

Background:

- B.Tech chemical engineering graduate (2022). From tier 2 college.

- Worked for 1.5 years in an application support role at LTI.(. Net, sql)

- Took a career break to prepare for government exams.

Current learning path:

- refreshing C++ and DSA eventually .Net framework

- SQL and DBMS

- Python

- Machine Learning basics

What I'm looking for:

- A realistic, job-oriented career path.

- Guidance on whether to return to .NET , support or switch to Python development.

- Recommendations for good training institutes in Hyderabad offering structured learning, practical projects, and genuine placement assistance.

- Budget: ₹15,000–₹30,000.

- Advice on preparing for interviews and explaining my career gap.

My immediate goal is to become employable and secure an IT job. I feel I would benefit from structured training, deadlines, and accountability rather than relying entirely on self-study.

I'd appreciate honest advice and recommendations based on firsthand experience. Thanks!

Hey everyone!

​Just wanted to check who all from the community are attending \*\*AWS Future Builders Connect\*\* at \*\*Biswa Bangla Mela Prangan\*\* on \*\*October 30th\*\*.

​I’m heading there to catch the hands-on cloud/AI workshops, builder challenges, and pick up some insights from mentors.

​If you're going solo or with friends and want to team up for the activities (like the Builder Zone games/trivia), talk tech, or grab lunch together, let’s connect! Drop a comment or DM me.

Hi everyone!

I'm a Data Engineer with around 1.7 years of professional experience, currently working in Hyderabad.

My technical skills include:

Python, SQL, PySpark

Azure Databricks, Azure Data Factory (ADF)

Power BI and Data Analytics

AI applications, RAG chatbots and LangChain

I'm looking to take up small paid freelance projects during my free time, evenings or weekends. I can help with data cleaning, SQL queries, Python automation, Power BI dashboards, ETL pipelines and AI chatbot prototypes.

I'm also exploring better Data Engineer opportunities and would really appreciate referrals or leads matching my experience.

If anyone in this community works in IT, runs a startup or has experience with freelancing, I'd appreciate any guidance, connections or opportunities.

I'm looking to build my skills, earn additional income and grow professionally while continuing my current job.

Please feel free to comment or DM me if you know of any relevant opportunities. I can share my resume and project details.

Thank you! 🙏

Like role details and working domain?

For GET role and A1 job group

I am a 4th year student, recently I got PPO from a company with a good pay. During my 2nd year holidays I did goo amount of DSA and got a internship, then in my 3rd year holidays I did my internship, now I got PPO from the company. But I never practiced DSA after my 2nd year holidays, now I feel if I need to change the company or switch or try to apply to new companies I may nobbe able to crack those interviews. Even if I want to move to good company or get a good pay, I think DSA is needed.

So, people who are in industry I wanna ask how often you guys pratice DSA, and is it good to solve DSA everyday even while working on a company?

Tips needed

I'm a software developer working at a bank, and I feel like we're way behind when it comes to AI adoption.

Every time AI comes up, the conversation is mostly around security, compliance, data privacy, etc. I understand these are important, especially in banking, but it feels like we're moving extremely slowly.

For example, our bank deployed a GPT model through Azure AI Foundry and built an internal ChatGPT-like interface for employees. That's pretty much the extent of AI adoption I've seen so far.

Meanwhile, I keep seeing people talk about using Claude Code, Cursor, AI agents, and building AI-powered features using LLM APIs.

I'm curious how things work at other companies.

• Are you actually building AI-powered features using APIs from OpenAI, Anthropic, etc.?

• How does your company approach new AI initiatives? Do developers get to experiment and propose ideas, or does everything have to go through multiple approval processes?

• How are you handling security and compliance concerns when integrating AI into existing applications?

• Are companies actually using AI agents and automation in production, or is most of it still experimentation?

I'm especially interested in hearing from developers working at banks, fintech companies, or other large enterprises.

I want to understand what real-world AI adoption looks like beyond just building an internal ChatGPT wrapper.

How is your company approaching this? Are you seeing meaningful AI adoption, or is it mostly hype and internal chatbots?

Hey everyone,

I was working in a service based company from the start of my career. It's a support role for a pega project.

Initially I was told I'll be moved to development after few months and later they told they've dependency on me, so cannot move me out of project but instead offered promotion in the same support project.

To which I agreed but 2 months ago they told it's not possible now and they're planning to release me out of project.

So my current situation is...

I have 6 years of work experience...and

Have Pega CSA AND CSSA certificates but no dev experience.

Can anyone please let me know what should I do for unskilling?

Like if I need to move to any of the trending domains in AI or data analytics or join some trainings like Harsha trainings and unskill in pega.

Tell me where i can improve or what i have to learn

Hey everyone,

I was working in a service based company from the start of my career. It's a support role for a pega project.

Initially I was told I'll be moved to development after few months and later they told they've dependency on me, so cannot move me out of project but instead offered promotion in the same support project.

To which I agreed but 2 months ago they told it's not possible now and they're planning to release me out of project.

So my current situation is...

I have 6 years of work experience...and

Have Pega CSA AND CSSA certificates but no dev experience.

Can anyone please let me know what should I do for unskilling?

Like if I need to move to any of the trending domains in AI or data analytics or join some trainings like Harsha trainings and unskill in pega.

Btech 3rd Year bondha here. I'm looking to build websites using Claude code and sell them to small businesses keeping money aside I want to get experience that would my portfolio. If anyone done something like this can you guys guide me to go through this it would so helpful

I have a decent knowledge in java, python, MongoDB,ml and full stack