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Hi Folks,
Hope you are doing well, I need valuable suggestion on few of my queries.
I had joined KPMG(KGS) on April 2022, during the interview i have been told that i would be working on Java Backend Development as my background belongs to same technology and my interview was also happened on Java/Spring/Microservices; but they put me on Low-Code / No code Platform and its totally tool based work. I am frustrated with the current work as i didnt find anything productive to learn.Continued in com KPMG @
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I get what you're going through, I always try to move around a bit so that I can feel fulfilled in what I'm doing and learn as much as possible. I'd try to talk with your manager about your career goals and ask what they would need to see for you to get a promotion, I'm sure they'd be willing to give you some feedback.
I think that 5 years is probably the point when most people start to feel a little bored in a role or ready to move onto something else. Are you looking to move on past your current company or just looking to get a promotion? A lot of people say that moving companies every 4-7 years is the best way to keep your salary competitive and to grow in your career
A quick way to not get promoted is by deciding that it is your turn. Attitudes like that and boredom tend to seep out.
Perhaps you could look around the job you have and find more to do with it. Get better at it, do something creative, help mentor others, streamline a process. The reality is there is NEVER a limit on learning and achieving.
And your new-found interests and accomplishments will likely be noticed.