This is my 11th year in corporate at senior engineer level. During my teens, i was a creative person who used to edit videos, trying out different techniques with lg slider 2 mp camera phone in different lighting shots across different time in a day but now except for money, I don’t have any motivation left to do work, constant innovation & deliverables is just eating away my personal time. My dad is a mechanical supervisor & just works for 8-10 hours & spends rest of the day going out, hanging with his buddies, discussing things & no tht of work in personal time. I really hate this career where you’re under constant pressure/ comparison with peers to deliver more & more,but no option i have got except slog till my old age. I may get all materialistic joy but on expense of my personal time. Im preparing myself to get into film making, hope one day i can make it.
Until 6 years in IT I was jealous of my friends who worked low skill jobs in gulf but made more money than me. Believe me, I was the star performer in my team. My whole team was dependent on me. Yet I was paid peanuts. I'm only making decent money after 10 years. Inflation is way off the roof now. I don't even know if my current income is decent or not. I'm in my early 30s now. All I'm thinking of now is early retirement which I know isn't possible.
@Anand, Thanks for this crisp and to the point advise. Honestly , I like the technical part which is at the core but don't like the whole Ecosystem of work as you mentioned. I'm 40 worked for than 17 years now in the Network and Security and finally decided to take some steps since I was not happy with the ecosystem and superficial things in it. I want to move out of the rat race and have started working on it recently like pursuing hobbies and moving to home town to get out of the daily vicious cycle. Next action is to either change the ecosystem or exit the organisation and do something else which I am trying to explore. Happiness and peace of mind is crucial for me now at this stage of life and for bear future as well. I believe job is just a part of your life and there is more to life then regular shift IT job. Happiness and anxiety free mind is so necessary for a healthy life. Although everyone's situation is different but the fundamentals needs to be prioritized.
@@SayoojKarmsmy personal experience says you have to quite job for some months to upgrade your skillsets. It's very difficult to learn any new technology while working and especially in a toxic ecosystem of working professionals. Just take a job break, learn new things and then apply for a job.
This uncle himself is pursuing his hobby because I don't know maybe he wants to be popular among gen z. And try to be politically correct at the same time.
Correct, I am 37 now and have been working in IT without interest just to pay the bills. It is very tough to survive in a city like Blore and also it is very very difficult to get interested in new technology and learn those new things at this stage of life.
Many don’t get opportunities to work in new technologies, and being engaged in current work eat our time so we don’t get time to learn new technology. I don’t believe that affirmations are magics. But when we are determined to achieve something and keep thinking about that, we take all required steps to hit that goal and we can definitely achieve that. All the best bro
The office kills your enthusiasm. You have to deattach and find the passion that led you there. If it was there. Without some inherent liking for the thing you are doing, it’s quite difficult. I was super passionate about software development; to a point where I thought sleep food are all vestigial things. And after being in IT industry, I just lost it. So confused and felt so wronged, lost my motivation. And then slowly I started building side projects related to office work, focussing on the hardware, something I felt my calling towards, and it gives me comfort
It's next to impossible to change the account/client/manager. They never give release despite repeatedly telling. On top that, they issued PIP to satisfy their ego at the cost of 'resource's future and mental peace. Resources are treated as bonded slave with 0 dignity. I'm talking about one of the well known consultancy MNC.
After working in Accenture for 14yrs, my friend opened up his own shop and leading a peaceful life. He was been called by clients in odd hours asking for immediate email responses/explanations and reports. He got fed up and started exploring new business ideas, started side business. He used to be in his shop during weekends. Now resigned Accenture & made it full time main business.
@@mageshgopi3594 Last two decades (2001-2010 & 2011-2020) were so peaceful and golden age, as not much competition used to be there, as people weren't so greedy, clients' expectations also were low. Competition used to be healthy. It used to be easier to get promotions on a regular intervals. Ever since late Millenials and gen Z came, Lay offs, cost cuttings started. The whole corporate sector got impacted. Covid 19, AI, robotics, chat gpt, worsen the existing problems. AI and Robotics shrinked the job opportunities instead of creating the new one's.
I agree with you Anand about building another occupation in parallel. Years back I was working in a carton printing industry, but off duty developed my computer systems and started doing statistical job work for college students with help of my wife in order to pay off loan asap. Than unexpectedly the company caught fire and all of us from chairman to doorman came on the streets jobless. Here the alternate source of income helped a lot in this unexpected situation.
This is aptly related to my situation. It’s been 9 years into IT field. Initial years, I have the thirst to learn coding, new updates and implementing them, look for more salary. Then understanding the corporate things and the way they use our hard work and they give us minimal hikes.. As years pass by, we have the experience but the salary won’t increase as needs increases. I become lethargic and loosing interest in job. Apart from doing work, remaining time I think about starting some manufacturing companies. Searching internet to find which is best to start with…
I have never faced any problem regarding coding or project wise... Have always been a good performer in all my projects... But to be honest I don't enjoy coding and neither have that kind of appetite to learn a new language every now and then... The work from home concept which seemed to a boon and helped to save a lot of time and money, is now turning out to be the opposite coz I like working with other people... Really worried about what will happen in my late 30s and 40s... Never liked the corporate ecosystem but can't leave due to monetary obligations...
The sad part is .. in the age where I want to help my kid studying, I have to study so many new things every now & then that I miss the time of teaching her. it's a big mess .. me studying but wishing I should be teaching her.
In your 30s or 40s try to have multiple sources of income. IT sector will witness a tectonic shift in the next 2 to 3 years. Be proactive and ready for the imminent disruption.
99% of Employers won't allow 99.99% of employees to feel Even the slight taste of job satisfaction. In fact, most employers and higher officials are well trained to extract the blood of most of the employees and finally feel them dis satisfied or even guilty, for just working hard and sincere for 20+ years. 1% of employees are lucky for feeling job satisfaction. This is how the system is working irrespective of the filed all over the world. 🌺Understanding this as early as possible and making firm resolution for the Life time ..not to work for making others rich... And leading a very simple lifestyle are the secret of happy, peaceful and satisfied, meaningful lifestyle. Change must be ultimate, whole, immediate and to the fullest and not the other way. We are not just money making machines something more valuable than that. It's my humble opinion. Thanks and all the best.
I felt the same way and quit my IT job a year before. Today all my savings are finished. I am preparing for GMAT to pursue PhD. Prior to this I tried recruitment start-up which failed. PhD was a backup plan. Once I will get admission and my stipend will start, my new income will start. Takeaway, exploring something is more difficult than going to your boring job tomorrow. Don't do it if it's extremely necessary. Everything is boring once you reach a certain level in that field and after that push factor only helps. Your home loan and family responsibilities are good sometimes which pushes you in morning to go to office. I don't have any loan or family, I am still exploring, it's difficult and painful. Edit 1- I am 36 Try journaling, it will give some satisfaction in most cases.
Hello Anand Sir, presently I am 36. However I will not say that I do not like my job, in fact I want to see myself as a technical architect in my SAP domain. However sometimes I feel what is next for me, transitioning to a lead position whereas I have to guide less experienced people, I feel I cannot do it as I am more of like doing execution after order from my superiors. If you can throw some light on this scenario please. Regarding a second source of income I don’t know what to do 😢.
If not IT, then I would definitely be happy growing plants or maybe agriculture (which my conscience is haunting me for a long time) but, I exactly do not understand how growing plants in pots can help me financially.. as I do not have agriculture land to take it forward.. At the moment, I am able to buy a couple of pots and try sowing some seeds..just to keep myself near to nature because, I am intrigued when I find the sapling from seed.. but, definitely unsure how it can help me financially.
Thinking about working in an IT company after 15 years is just depressing. After so many years of work you still have to report to another person. That is just sad.
Generally IT people do MBA hoping to be managers and business analysts. The reality is that most of them wont make it because of competition of MBA grads. What to do😔
If marriage is never going to happen for an age barred candidate, is there any need of doing the full time job with a toxic environment? Or doing a part time work from home job just for passing the time will be a better option?
Last two decades (2001-2010 & 2011-2020) were so peaceful and golden age, as not much competition used to be there, as people weren't so greedy, clients' expectations also were low. Competition used to be healthy. It used to be easier to get promotions on a regular intervals. Ever since late Millenials and gen Z came, Lay offs, cost cuttings started. The whole corporate sector got impacted. Covid 19, AI, robotics, chat gpt, worsen the existing problems. AI and Robotics shrinked the job opportunities instead of creating the new one's.
Not true, promotions were difficult even in 2010,2020 especially in service based companies like TCS, Wipro, cognizant, Infosys because they were dominant in IT sector at that time, nowadays salaries improved even compared to other countries which is a good thing. Ofcourse I agree on the point about stress levels 😢
@@deepthireddy3267I disagree with you, I don't know about Infy, Wipro, etc, but in my company, we got promotions & recognitions on regular intervals in past than now. Pay offered for beginners 1-3yrs was 2 lakhs p.a. back in 2008-09, now too almost same that too with reduced head counts with Lay off threats. Considering the inflation, this pay scale is too low and unfair for the beginners.
@@deepthireddy3267I don't know which company you are talking about, but in my company, we got promotions & recognitions on regular intervals in past than now. I disagree with you.
For people that says it's hard, they are right; I switch careers when I got 30's crisis; of course I had to do a plan and fortunately I had only one child...
Hai Sir, Now currently Iam working as a Web developer past 3 years. -- Technology changing, Feeling like a Full stressfull & pressure, No time to spend with my family. Now iam planning to switch career into Food industry or business. Why iam choose food industry My interest.Shall i do what i have decided?
I am in TCS and it sucks to the tee. I am kind of stuck at 32 years of age. Working environment is too bad here. Asking for a release is too risky and lethal for mental peace and working in the same project is equally smothering.
@@Brajgamer Trying but that is challenging as well. Interviews are too comprehensive these days. The interviewer expects you to be a master of everything and jack of none.
as many ppl don't find the side hussle or earning to live and take care of family, 90% of the ppl are stuck here. If every one have sufficient money, again no defination of sufficient here. no one would like to work .
My strugle in this 40 I have not get master in any language now struggling what comes I have started doing upgradation term not able to understand at that time now struggling
PLEASE ANSWER --- I am from a small state Tripura (Northeast), My father was a school teacher now retired & mother is a housewife, for last 6 years I am working as a contractual software developer in a govt dept, earning 45k / month. I am trying to get into govt a job by psc exams (group C or group B if lucky) which probably give me less salary than what i am earning today, because the more i am growing by age i am seeking less work and more family life and relaxed life ( Despite of watching tons of motivational videos where we hear words like competitive life is best / growth / hardwork / dedication / sky is the limit and all those big things ). Should i consider myself as a middle class person ? i guess the definition of "middle class" changes based on location ... where am i going to in life ?
we should not live for the money. everything should be for free. and in order to do that we should share everything willfully. I always advocate that and it's just a matter of will. I hope you look into it. our lives will be like heaven, like no more wars, basics are for free. innovation starts on a huge scale. compassion. it's just miracles will happen.
@@ashirbadbohidar6569 bro try to focus on your own business I am not talking about big buisness, you can start with small Buisness, you can try to start with food industry which has great potential in future because you are 32 if we have 2 year gap in IT, mostly companies doesn't prefer it
32 years, currently in kpo.. wanted to shift to Data scientists,.. Will market accepts my kind.. Straight forward answer friends.. Please.. @Anand.. You too as well.. Please can you reply..?
Yes you can. I have also changed from bpo to service desk then cyber security. You have to learn it in the same company. Tell your manager that you will sit next to the team and learn no matter how long it takes. But don’t going much thing there. After few months just update your resume saying you have hands on experience in data science. Start giving interviews. Soon you will be placed in this profile. Don’t think much take that opportunity. Learn it by work in there. Trust me I did the same
This is my 11th year in corporate at senior engineer level. During my teens, i was a creative person who used to edit videos, trying out different techniques with lg slider 2 mp camera phone in different lighting shots across different time in a day but now except for money, I don’t have any motivation left to do work, constant innovation & deliverables is just eating away my personal time. My dad is a mechanical supervisor & just works for 8-10 hours & spends rest of the day going out, hanging with his buddies, discussing things & no tht of work in personal time. I really hate this career where you’re under constant pressure/ comparison with peers to deliver more & more,but no option i have got except slog till my old age. I may get all materialistic joy but on expense of my personal time. Im preparing myself to get into film making, hope one day i can make it.
Very true
Agreed
Ja.. jile apni zindagi...😅
We are in the same boat buddy ...never it's too late...good luck😊
Until 6 years in IT I was jealous of my friends who worked low skill jobs in gulf but made more money than me. Believe me, I was the star performer in my team. My whole team was dependent on me. Yet I was paid peanuts. I'm only making decent money after 10 years. Inflation is way off the roof now. I don't even know if my current income is decent or not. I'm in my early 30s now. All I'm thinking of now is early retirement which I know isn't possible.
Honestly tell us in comments if you really like your job or are you just doing it for earning money?
@Anand, Thanks for this crisp and to the point advise.
Honestly , I like the technical part which is at the core but don't like the whole Ecosystem of work as you mentioned. I'm 40 worked for than 17 years now in the Network and Security and finally decided to take some steps since I was not happy with the ecosystem and superficial things in it. I want to move out of the rat race and have started working on it recently like pursuing hobbies and moving to home town to get out of the daily vicious cycle. Next action is to either change the ecosystem or exit the organisation and do something else which I am trying to explore. Happiness and peace of mind is crucial for me now at this stage of life and for bear future as well. I believe job is just a part of your life and there is more to life then regular shift IT job. Happiness and anxiety free mind is so necessary for a healthy life.
Although everyone's situation is different but the fundamentals needs to be prioritized.
We are 50 50 bcz we can't feel satisfied
Like it..
I hate my job.
@@SayoojKarmsmy personal experience says you have to quite job for some months to upgrade your skillsets. It's very difficult to learn any new technology while working and especially in a toxic ecosystem of working professionals. Just take a job break, learn new things and then apply for a job.
Finding passion, finding side hustles, job that interests you.. bla bla.. this isn't applicable to 80% of folks if not 90%
I was about to comment this. We are doomed to do what we dislike for our whole life. That's how 99% people live.
This uncle himself is pursuing his hobby because I don't know maybe he wants to be popular among gen z. And try to be politically correct at the same time.
Correct, I am 37 now and have been working in IT without interest just to pay the bills. It is very tough to survive in a city like Blore and also it is very very difficult to get interested in new technology and learn those new things at this stage of life.
Many don’t get opportunities to work in new technologies, and being engaged in current work eat our time so we don’t get time to learn new technology.
I don’t believe that affirmations are magics.
But when we are determined to achieve something and keep thinking about that, we take all required steps to hit that goal and we can definitely achieve that.
All the best bro
You can work on interest as side by and once gained experience switching make easy
Hi, May I know the job role? I mean Engineering/Technical/Handson or Management related in IT ?
The office kills your enthusiasm. You have to deattach and find the passion that led you there. If it was there.
Without some inherent liking for the thing you are doing, it’s quite difficult.
I was super passionate about software development; to a point where I thought sleep food are all vestigial things. And after being in IT industry, I just lost it. So confused and felt so wronged, lost my motivation.
And then slowly I started building side projects related to office work, focussing on the hardware, something I felt my calling towards, and it gives me comfort
Forget about 30s. I’m not even 2 years into corporate and I’m already done with this life 😂
What is your role
Exactly seriously that toxic environment oh my god actually if the team is good pure atleast we can sustain otherwise its bullshit experience
Exactly bro
Same. Already spend 3.5 years, I'm done with this
It's next to impossible to change the account/client/manager. They never give release despite repeatedly telling. On top that, they issued PIP to satisfy their ego at the cost of 'resource's future and mental peace. Resources are treated as bonded slave with 0 dignity. I'm talking about one of the well known consultancy MNC.
TCS
Even America's largest bank is doing it
its easy in case of product companies... they are quite flexible..
It's the same for every organisation
Only service (labour) based company can do this. Accenture hogi.
After working in Accenture for 14yrs, my friend opened up his own shop and leading a peaceful life. He was been called by clients in odd hours asking for immediate email responses/explanations and reports. He got fed up and started exploring new business ideas, started side business. He used to be in his shop during weekends. Now resigned Accenture & made it full time main business.
He must hav incredible patience to work in Accenture that too for 14 damn yrs😂😂
can you tell what kind of business it is? I am also planning to do one if possible
@@radhakrishna476Rice cum Groceries business. A licensed Trader.
@@mageshgopi3594 Last two decades (2001-2010 & 2011-2020) were so peaceful and golden age, as not much competition used to be there, as people weren't so greedy, clients' expectations also were low. Competition used to be healthy. It used to be easier to get promotions on a regular intervals. Ever since late Millenials and gen Z came, Lay offs, cost cuttings started. The whole corporate sector got impacted. Covid 19, AI, robotics, chat gpt, worsen the existing problems. AI and Robotics shrinked the job opportunities instead of creating the new one's.
14 years in Accenture means he must be earning more than 2.5 L per month. What shop gives you the same amount or more than that ?
I agree with you Anand about building another occupation in parallel. Years back I was working in a carton printing industry, but off duty developed my computer systems and started doing statistical job work for college students with help of my wife in order to pay off loan asap. Than unexpectedly the company caught fire and all of us from chairman to doorman came on the streets jobless. Here the alternate source of income helped a lot in this unexpected situation.
Life is not about working working working and showing off in social media and dying with diseases,
It is easier said than Done 😊
This is aptly related to my situation. It’s been 9 years into IT field. Initial years, I have the thirst to learn coding, new updates and implementing them, look for more salary. Then understanding the corporate things and the way they use our hard work and they give us minimal hikes.. As years pass by, we have the experience but the salary won’t increase as needs increases. I become lethargic and loosing interest in job. Apart from doing work, remaining time I think about starting some manufacturing companies. Searching internet to find which is best to start with…
I have never faced any problem regarding coding or project wise... Have always been a good performer in all my projects... But to be honest I don't enjoy coding and neither have that kind of appetite to learn a new language every now and then... The work from home concept which seemed to a boon and helped to save a lot of time and money, is now turning out to be the opposite coz I like working with other people... Really worried about what will happen in my late 30s and 40s... Never liked the corporate ecosystem but can't leave due to monetary obligations...
Same here.. this job constantly grind us. Demand too much without paying much. Even if we are good at work, we can't go on forever.
The sad part is .. in the age where I want to help my kid studying, I have to study so many new things every now & then that I miss the time of teaching her. it's a big mess .. me studying but wishing I should be teaching her.
In your 30s or 40s try to have multiple sources of income. IT sector will witness a tectonic shift in the next 2 to 3 years. Be proactive and ready for the imminent disruption.
Fine bro .. but who do you think will sustain after the tectonic shift .. I mean which skillset ?
Can you explain this tectonic shift? And why do you say this shift will happen?
and what about those who are 21-22
@@nikitakhandelwal872 due to ai
Thank you Sir great point in this age to live mindfulness important
99% of Employers won't allow 99.99% of employees to feel Even the slight taste of job satisfaction. In fact, most employers and higher officials are well trained to extract the blood of most of the employees and finally feel them dis satisfied or even guilty, for just working hard and sincere for 20+ years. 1% of employees are lucky for feeling job satisfaction. This is how the system is working irrespective of the filed all over the world. 🌺Understanding this as early as possible and making firm resolution for the Life time ..not to work for making others rich... And leading a very simple lifestyle are the secret of happy, peaceful and satisfied, meaningful lifestyle. Change must be ultimate, whole, immediate and to the fullest and not the other way. We are not just money making machines something more valuable than that. It's my humble opinion. Thanks and all the best.
I felt the same way and quit my IT job a year before. Today all my savings are finished. I am preparing for GMAT to pursue PhD. Prior to this I tried recruitment start-up which failed. PhD was a backup plan. Once I will get admission and my stipend will start, my new income will start. Takeaway, exploring something is more difficult than going to your boring job tomorrow. Don't do it if it's extremely necessary. Everything is boring once you reach a certain level in that field and after that push factor only helps. Your home loan and family responsibilities are good sometimes which pushes you in morning to go to office. I don't have any loan or family, I am still exploring, it's difficult and painful.
Edit 1-
I am 36
Try journaling, it will give some satisfaction in most cases.
Hello Anand Sir, presently I am 36. However I will not say that I do not like my job, in fact I want to see myself as a technical architect in my SAP domain. However sometimes I feel what is next for me, transitioning to a lead position whereas I have to guide less experienced people, I feel I cannot do it as I am more of like doing execution after order from my superiors. If you can throw some light on this scenario please. Regarding a second source of income I don’t know what to do 😢.
Sweet spot: I like what I'm doing and made money, bank balance & motivated to do more and more.
Exactly why I started this UA-cam channel !!!!!!
~ Love SPS !
Thanks SPS 🙌
please make your thumbnails creatively and good contrast colors. @spstech
If not IT, then I would definitely be happy growing plants or maybe agriculture (which my conscience is haunting me for a long time) but, I exactly do not understand how growing plants in pots can help me financially.. as I do not have agriculture land to take it forward.. At the moment, I am able to buy a couple of pots and try sowing some seeds..just to keep myself near to nature because, I am intrigued when I find the sapling from seed.. but, definitely unsure how it can help me financially.
Thinking about working in an IT company after 15 years is just depressing. After so many years of work you still have to report to another person. That is just sad.
Generally IT people do MBA hoping to be managers and business analysts. The reality is that most of them wont make it because of competition of MBA grads. What to do😔
Started working on this in 2021 😊
So Well Said!!
Such side gigs are not easy in India but possible in western countries such as Mortgage agent insurance agent or real estate agent
Given a chance would you do the same job or would you do something else?
I will do something else but what will I do ?
If marriage is never going to happen for an age barred candidate, is there any need of doing the full time job with a toxic environment?
Or doing a part time work from home job just for passing the time will be a better option?
Last two decades (2001-2010 & 2011-2020) were so peaceful and golden age, as not much competition used to be there, as people weren't so greedy, clients' expectations also were low. Competition used to be healthy. It used to be easier to get promotions on a regular intervals. Ever since late Millenials and gen Z came, Lay offs, cost cuttings started. The whole corporate sector got impacted. Covid 19, AI, robotics, chat gpt, worsen the existing problems. AI and Robotics shrinked the job opportunities instead of creating the new one's.
Not true, promotions were difficult even in 2010,2020 especially in service based companies like TCS, Wipro, cognizant, Infosys because they were dominant in IT sector at that time, nowadays salaries improved even compared to other countries which is a good thing. Ofcourse I agree on the point about stress levels 😢
@@deepthireddy3267I disagree with you, I don't know about Infy, Wipro, etc, but in my company, we got promotions & recognitions on regular intervals in past than now. Pay offered for beginners 1-3yrs was 2 lakhs p.a. back in 2008-09, now too almost same that too with reduced head counts with Lay off threats. Considering the inflation, this pay scale is too low and unfair for the beginners.
@@deepthireddy3267I don't know which company you are talking about, but in my company, we got promotions & recognitions on regular intervals in past than now. I disagree with you.
Good insights.
I loved law and became a lawyer and now I am a techno legal professional with 25 years of IT experience.
Sir how to make career in this. Im computer science graduate
Great Info!
I am 40 now but I am now watching how to avoid mistakes in 30s😂😂
😂😂😂
If i see ur videos ... i really feel guilty .. career / growth / visibility / take ownership/ lesdershipskills .. such words really making me 🤐🤐🤐
Namaskar, Anand Sir 🙂🙏
Feeling so good, listening to you again after a long break
No mattet how hard I try, I simply cant find my interest. What to do?
Yes sir wat u said is 100 percent tru
For people that says it's hard, they are right; I switch careers when I got 30's crisis; of course I had to do a plan and fortunately I had only one child...
Very informative!
Hai Sir, Now currently Iam working as a Web developer past 3 years. -- Technology changing, Feeling like a Full stressfull & pressure, No time to spend with my family. Now iam planning to switch career into Food industry or business. Why iam choose food industry My interest.Shall i do what i have decided?
absolutely said...I start the side stuff of my interest when I was 33 ..now I am close to 40 ..I think I made it. But still need to enjoy the fruits.
What is the retiring age at TCS
Feeling same after 30s. Time to switch my role?
Sir how much html css and javascript is enough to learn full stack developer as a fresher sir 😊😊😊
😂
@@ganeshkarri8880 hahaha I catch your mind voice
I am in TCS and it sucks to the tee. I am kind of stuck at 32 years of age. Working environment is too bad here. Asking for a release is too risky and lethal for mental peace and working in the same project is equally smothering.
Risky? Risky for what? Maybe change the job?
Same bro.
@@Brajgamer Trying but that is challenging as well. Interviews are too comprehensive these days. The interviewer expects you to be a master of everything and jack of none.
@@chetanshukla768 yeah, recession is also there. All the best
What is your role
as many ppl don't find the side hussle or earning to live and take care of family, 90% of the ppl are stuck here.
If every one have sufficient money, again no defination of sufficient here. no one would like to work .
Sir what about moonlighting case?
Exactly... most people come into IT coz they want to make money and are not really motivated/ passionate... sooner or later this will get them.
My strugle in this 40 I have not get master in any language now struggling what comes I have started doing upgradation term not able to understand at that time now struggling
Can we get into IT at age 34
Yes, we have to make decisions at the right time , otherwise it will drag N number of months/years .
PLEASE ANSWER --- I am from a small state Tripura (Northeast), My father was a school teacher now retired & mother is a housewife, for last 6 years I am working as a contractual software developer in a govt dept, earning 45k / month. I am trying to get into govt a job by psc exams (group C or group B if lucky) which probably give me less salary than what i am earning today, because the more i am growing by age i am seeking less work and more family life and relaxed life ( Despite of watching tons of motivational videos where we hear words like competitive life is best / growth / hardwork / dedication / sky is the limit and all those big things ). Should i consider myself as a middle class person ? i guess the definition of "middle class" changes based on location ... where am i going to in life ?
Contact him through email...or phone ..in person
I really enjoy working everyday but the path is not clear.
we should not live for the money. everything should be for free. and in order to do that we should share everything willfully. I always advocate that and it's just a matter of will. I hope you look into it. our lives will be like heaven, like no more wars, basics are for free. innovation starts on a huge scale. compassion. it's just miracles will happen.
I m 31 years old, how to get a job in IT sector??
bro i suggest you look for something else even young people are not getting any jobs also it is doomed
@@sanatanihindu383So Can you give me a job in "something else" , which you are talking about ???
@@ashirbadbohidar6569 bro try to focus on your own business I am not talking about big buisness, you can start with small Buisness, you can try to start with food industry which has great potential in future because you are 32 if we have 2 year gap in IT, mostly companies doesn't prefer it
Sir i am shifting my decision to become govt employee sir
Whats the point
4:30 to 4:40 .
"Prime Minister Modi". ha ha ha ha aha ..... 👌
because they are burn out by it
Your channel is the source of depression
32 years, currently in kpo.. wanted to shift to Data scientists,.. Will market accepts my kind.. Straight forward answer friends.. Please.. @Anand.. You too as well.. Please can you reply..?
Kpo means?
Yes you can do it, if you can excel at selling your ds skills.
I have changed Carrers from bpo to IT
Yes you can. I have also changed from bpo to service desk then cyber security. You have to learn it in the same company. Tell your manager that you will sit next to the team and learn no matter how long it takes. But don’t going much thing there. After few months just update your resume saying you have hands on experience in data science. Start giving interviews. Soon you will be placed in this profile. Don’t think much take that opportunity. Learn it by work in there. Trust me I did the same
Very difficult, there are fresh grads with great data scientist skills. Hard to shift domain after 10+ experience
I don't know why I'm scared when seeing your teeth 😢
You are brilliant