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Hello All, In the next couple of months i am targeting companies like Apple , American express, Salesforce, Microsoft etc. Can anyone please share the required skill set and preparation strategy for these companies? YoE - 4 years Current skill set - Advanced SQL , Pyspark,Azure services, Hadoop ecosystem , shell scripting, Power BI
I am not very good at DSA.
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Hi Cognizant , my joining date is on 10th Oct 2022,
As SA with 18.3Fixed and 70k variable, 6.3yrs experience, tagged to cognizant digital engineering, FSE java with angular, for senior software engineering b2,
Can anyone tell me about CDE?
Will i be directly tagged to a project?
What abt senior software engineering b2 - fse@??
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Probably not tbh
Why would anyone pay 130k for no value add,? Can hire BAs out of school for half that.
Ya I would learn basics of coding, it would take they much time and I think it would make you stand out more
K is unfortunately right. Unless you have specific industry experience. However, this issue persists with PM roles as well
Learn tech to become a funcy tech. Totally valuable
Learn to code well and you can crack 160 easy. Turned down several 160k+ offers with only 3 years of experience.
I’ve done dev work in java and python which I think I could expand on more! Thank you for that insight it was helpful
OP, what was your role exactly? What industry?
Business systems analyst and test manager in healthcare and life sciences. I know intermediate SQL but not an expert.
I’m in the same position as well. Thinking of going into more product management but wouldn’t mind delving down into code. What kind of code would you folks recommend? Analytics focused, automation or some hybrid front end/back end?
Is your experience all in consulting? Because that is different, industry experience from "functional" sense, is 10000x better than consulting. But, you'll be OK