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Hi everyone. A PDM specialist here. Joined Deloitte 5+ years back as ‘Senior Solution Engineer -On-site’.Later in June 2017 all these ‘on-site’ folks got rebranded as PDM. Slowly started to realize how PDM is getting sidelined as a ‘discountable’ group. Sometimes I feel contract jobs are better than being at PDM , but obviously tied up with D for visa related issues.No career progression so far and don’t see any positive changes in the near future as well.I think it’s high time to call it a day.
Hi fishes,
Need your opinion.
Working for Wipro as azure data engineer in Spark, Hive, Azure ADF, ADB etc.
Current CTC: 17.5 LPA
Total YOE: 11 years
Relevant exp in big data: 6 yrs
Relevant exp in Azure: 2+ yrs
Got offer from Atos of 26.4 LPA. Is this a good offer? or Shall I search other job at 30+ LPA?
Getting calls from some product companies like JPMorgan Chase Chubb. How much can I expect from these product companies?
Wipro Infosys Tata Consultancy IBM Capgemini Cognizant Accenture India
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I think it's very important to do a job that fits with your temperament. Check in with yourself honestly and see if the exhaustion is constant and affecting your well-being on a daily basis. If yes, it might be time to consider changes, whether that’s setting better boundaries or exploring new roles
It is absolutely normal to require decompression following the end of your work day. Make sure to build in some time after you get home, just to give your brain some time to “idle.”
This only becomes a problem if you find yourself unable to de-stress (regardless of how much time you have) or do not have sufficient time to engage in self-care.
I found a work from home job for this reason. I'm too introverted for working in an office and it was draining my social battery by lunch.
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same here :)
My husband knows not to talk to me until I have my decompression post-work bath 😆 it's all about finding the balance between work and home. If you feel like your social battery is running too low at work, maybe figure out how to set some boundaries between yourself and your job? Therapy helped me a lot with this.
Do you think this job is excessively social or do you think that any HR position would be this draining for you? I think it'd be worth trying a few stress management tactics (and maybe taking lunch in your car or something to give yourself a break). But if nothing works, then you could start looking for something else. But give it a few months of trying new solutions
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I started working remotely and it solved all those issues you described