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Hello fishes. Need your suggestions. I have worked at Accenture for 2 yrs as a software developer and due to interest in core side, took training in Rv-Vlsi and placed in capgemini as PHYSICAL DESIGN ENGINEER . And it's been 9 months, I didn't get any project. I am much frustrated as I am wasting my imp time. I'm regretting now of leaving Accenture :( Can you give me suggestions on what to learn in this free time? Intel Corporation Qualcomm MediaTek Synopsys Inc. Advanced Micro Devices Inc.
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I’d give it some time with the market but keep looking. Are you open to other options, like in house or is there a similar practice you’d be interested in?
I think a lot of firms have a minimum time you have to be there for before going PT, though so I’d also keep that in mind (and that PT doesn’t mean you’ll work that much less).
Ugh I’m sorry about that. I would bring it up up front then and go from there. I think you’ll have some firms turn it down which is good to know right away if that’s your plan anyway. It might take longer but at least you’ll have it negotiated when it finally happens… or not, maybe it’ll be quick! Which for your sake I hope because I know how absolutely discouraging a job search can be!!
I’m in exactly the same position. Considering a retool to an adjacent practice at a boutique that touts lifestyle. Confident the partnership prospects would be better but not super confident the hours would be as much of an improvement as they are claiming.
Agreed. And while I am very confident parter is not in the cards for me, I don’t have much clarity/visibility for how much longer my current BL firm is fine with me hanging around and/or if counsel is a path likely available to me here. I suspect the answer is market dependent.
I think the only way to know is to get out there. You may also have to adjust expectations.