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Can I get referral for any of the below companies or some other good company.
Tech stack: Java Spring Boot, Rest API, Microservices, Hibernate
Last working day: September 23
Preferred location: Bangalore.
Thomson Reuters
BNP Paribas
Tiger Analytics
Siemens
Amadeus
Wissen Technology
Verifone.com
Wolters Kluwer
CitiusTech
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Northern Trust
IBS software
emids
GlobalLogic
Aon
Oracle
NTT DATA
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Mindtree IBM
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1. Freshworks Inc -
Designation: Software Engineer
CTC: X LPA + 1 JB
WFO/ Hybrid
2. Nagarro -
Designation: Senior engineer
CTC: (X+3.5)LPA fixed +1LPA variable
WFH, is what they have mentioned in offer letter.
Which is better in terms of learning, wlb, tech stack, promotions, hikes and other perks?
Please advise Nagarro, Freshworks Inc
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No. I don’t make that much. I prefer to use my generosity for people who I like/love and respect and treat me the same.
Yes I always do. I make them an ornament for their tree but I always make snowmen out of the balls so if they do not celebrate it’s still a winter ornament. I do a different version every year and put their name on it, year, grade and my name on it. It’s very special because I make each one a little different. Kids have told me they still hang their ornaments on the tree through high school.
I think it would be much more feasible for an elementary school teacher to do this than a secondary teacher…25-30 students vs 100+.
Plus, I’m sure it helps with the student-teacher connection that carries over into January. As a high school teacher, I may get a handful of students next semester, but I’d say that about 40% of students I won’t see ever again in my class.
My friend that works at McD’s gave me 44 Glory Bear beanie babies. I have 43 students so that covered me.
I give each kid a scholastic book. I used to make cute little treat bags but that got to expensive and I like to make sure kids have access to books. I pick one of the winter theme books. Everyone gets the same one.
I use to buy gifts for my kindergarten students and up to grade 2. I stopped a few years ago because it got expensive for me to buy 35 gifts all under $10!.
Nope but I also do not believe in this type of Christmas and let my students and coworkers know I do not like to give or receive gifts. I am like this across the board the only holiday I celebrate is Thanksgiving. I do not even celebrate my birthday for personal reasons. I am not a Christian.
I had (retired now!) usually between 115-130 students every year. I would buy blow pops and give them as a treat for break. I usually bought them right after Halloween when they were on sale. It didn’t cost much and the kids loved them.
Yes. I buy them a book
I have fewer and fewer students who celebrate Christmas. I do give each of my 45-50 students a free homework pass with a candy cane. I’m probably moving to just homework passes next year. Cleaning up my room before leaving for break, I found several candy canes left behind.
No, that wouldn't occur to me, as it wouldn't be a good idea. Picking out presents that wouldn't be a problem would be a problem in itself. And some of the students don't celebrate Christmas, so it wouldn't be right to mark the holiday for some and not for others.
A candy can for each. Usually I have an alternative for students who don’t do mints. I didn’t this year. I had a couple of students who gave them to friends, because they didn’t want them.
I do candy canes, too. I buy the peppermint ones and cherry ones so they can choose!
I have close to 250 students across all my classes. There’s no way I could afford to give out gifts. I give out candy canes, and sometimes generic soda cans.
Yea, as an elementary teacher it’s second nature to me. I always hit the clearance isle and find them something nice spending around 3 dollars on each of them. The boys get the same thing as well as the girls.
Absolutely, 100% NO. And it wouldn't be appropriate if I did. Weird question.
No. A few things throughout the year (e.g. chips, soda), but nothing for the holidays. Too 💲