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I joined Infosys 5 days back. I want to leave because the project allocated to me is not matching to my skill set. When i asked same thing to my hr , they informed me that I will be getting kr for that. What should I do now?
Will abscond a good idea or something else. Please help. Infosys
Hey fishes. I am L3 DLS Case Specialist (non tech). I am from Rajasthan and been working remotely since I joined Amazon.
However, company is calling us office and I am tagged to HYD office. I have a family so it's not feasible move out .
Can you guys please recommend some non tech roles for which I can apply in Rajasthan. DLS does not have location in Rajasthan. Amazon
Totally agree 😁

What will be the in-hand salary

Can anyone share amex Bangalore location?
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As long as your broker is doing their diligence to get this thing sold I’d say stick with them. It may be harder to start over from square one with someone. Now… I had a friend asking me how to pull comps/build his own offer as his realtor wasn’t doing this for him. In that case fire and get a new one.
Rates seem to be peaking (fingers crossed) and people are playing the wait and see game. If rates stay high home prices will have to come down. It’s a double edged sword for buyers as they’re playing with fire (prices will of course rise again with lower rates), but also it doesn’t matter how good of a “deal” it is. If you can’t afford the mortgage due to an 8%-9% rate you simply can’t buy.
Idk the market in NYC, but can you rent it out while buyers are playing the wait and see game, or do you need to sell to get into a new place?
I wish ! Coops in NYC - and mine in particular - are tough about renting. I’m only allowed to rent it out 2/5 years and that time is up.
I love my broker, she’s wonderful and diligent and I don’t want to change her (she’s also compass), and I also don’t want to compromise on price any more than I already have (for a lot of reasons). I know the market is tough. Any suggestions as to what I can do?