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I recently joined nagarro.... was on bench for almost a month as I was not getting project as per my skill set. Recently got one project as per my skillset and cleared client interview also.
But during the time, I was also looking outside for good opportunity, I have one with same package from a product based organization.
What should I do now ? If I resign , would Nagarro release me early or I will have to serve complete notice period?
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Larsen & Toubro Infotech Any .NET developer who recently joined Nagarro ?
Just wanted to know what kind of project proposals you are getting. Could you please share your experience so far.
Are you getting irrelevant projects?
Is management forcing to take irrelevant project assignments?
Do we have freedom to reject the project proposals?
What kind of project nagarro has?
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You can afford it, just depends on how much you value living arrangements vs other things (travel, savings, eating out, etc). You *could*pay for it, but *should* you?
Rising Star
Read through the above comments, and you’re absolutely good to go. Rent for a year, enjoy your time and then move on. Was in low 200s when I moved back to Dallas and I was spending ~3000 for an apartment.
But it’s tough to downgrade
Uptown and Victory Park are two very different spots. I lived in uptown for a few years after school and it was fine, but it has since lost its charm. I now I vastly prefer the east side of 75.
We really enjoyed the Fitzhugh/Knox Henderson area and now live in Lakewood, but to each their own!
Where are you paying that in Dallas? In uptown I paid $1,100 for a 1/1 and $1,600 for a 2/2 in cedar springs, and $1,000 for a 1/1 in cedar springs.
Do not pay that in Dallas. Look around a bit more and I bet you’ll find something more reasonable in victory park.
My salary is in the 160s and I pay $3200/month not including utilities here in the Bay Area. I would find a Dallas apartment more in the 2k range. Unless you’re fully remote all the time and live there 24/7, then I’d go for the 2900 place. I tend to spend more more in the areas where I use the service or item a lot - if you’re in your apartment 24/7 to work then it would make sense to pay more.
The SMART decision is to earn and save for a year before you jump up in living expense. I always save the difference of the expense prior to spending. It will help you to use the extra savings for investments (especially real estate).