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I have received two mails from Tiger Analytics one is a case study and
other sql assessment
In case study it is mentioned to
submit within 3 days but for sql
assessment nothing is mentioned
Anyone have idea for it's timelines
Also it would be really helpful if any
experience is shared regarding what
kind of questions are expected for
this assessment.
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I think it makes me a little bolder in the workplace because I know I have something to fall back on if they end up firing me. So I have stronger opinions and I stick to my boundaries a bit better than others. And weirdly enough, I think people respect me more because of it.
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When people tell me they have a side hustle, I fully respect it and am happy for them as well!
I think nowadays you need to prioritize your needs first above all else. Do the job that you are paid to do and if you have extra energy, invest it in yourself. Could be training or a side hustle. Loyalty to employees is dead and job hopping is how you get ahead. Investing extra effort in your own skills is how you keep doors open
I think it really depends what your primary job is on the first place. If it’s a job that only requires you to be attentive for a specific time then it’s fine to have an extra job. If it’s something that isn’t time-bound and you find yourself working on it during the early mornings or late evenings, an extra job isn’t practical.
It makes me better at work. When I have something I'm working on in my spare time, my brain is more active and engaged. I find that energy carries over into my day job as well.
Do you think having a mistress actually makes you better at being a husband 🤔
Did anyone sign an employment application/contract agreeing to follow all firm policies which includes not having a 2nd job or moonlighting? Read your contract!
I have quite a few different income streams and it definitely makes it easier to be riskier with my job, meaning asking for raises more, not working late on a regular basis, etc because I know I have something to fall back on.