Cognizant I am going to be release from my current project within a week, I have already started getting project calls before release itself. I am planning to switch to other companies and giving interviews .My concern is that I dont want to get trapped into a project and then serve 90 days, I want hold on to internal projects so that I can get instant release and be a immediate joiner .Any way to politely deny manager for internal project interviews
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Week be looking good 🥹

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Anyone here who can refer me for internal project for dot net profile.
Garib ko accha account ki khoj hai... Bohot struggle Kiya hai abhi tak ..
fun apart.
If anyone can refer my profile within their project for dot net then that will be great help .
Posi - sa Exp - 7 years Te h - .net ,not angular but willing to do Cognizant
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Hi i have overall 6 years experience in medical billing, I have been worked as quality control analyst in omegahealthcare, my last working day April 7th, could you please let me is there any openings in Bangalore location
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Wow, getting calls even before getting released to bench
What is your tech stack?
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If you deny, project managers won't have problem. But HR managers will be on your a$$. So if you can get tagged to a project and make project manager understand that you do not want to be a dependency, then that negotiation will be the best.
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No no... You can't stay billable in two projects unless there are some exceptions.