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I am looking for job opportunities in ETL testing. Currently serving notice period and last working day is 28th September. Currently holding an offer and looking out for more good opportunities in terms of CTC, technology, learning,job security, work life balance. I am not getting any calls for interview even after trying hard to apply and reply to the opportunities I am coming across but no response. I am getting frustrated. How can get good opportunities?
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MBB interviewers too.

Ask them what do they like the most about their job. If WLB pops out, then it’s likely a good sign.
That’s great advice!! Thank you
I always asked. I wanted to know typical working hours and how much night and weekend work was expected. Sometimes I asked what their last week looked like in terms of work, and what their busiest week ever (outside a trial) was like.
Same, as long as I did it in the middle-end of the interview with ppl i had rapport with it was never an issue. I assume the places that would ding you for asking are the places ppl talk about here where they are average 50-60 hour workweeks
I once waited until I got the offer, and then I asked if I could chat with the other attorney who was most analogous to my level again before I made my decision. That conversation was eye opening.
Could you share more? What did you ask and what was eye opening?
I guess it was a gamble but i asked about WLB directly during my interview.
This is horrible advice from A2. If it’s important to you and the interviewer is turned off by it, you know instantly the job isn’t for you. I’ve asked this question in every job interview and landed every job I’ve interviewed for, including the one that just gave me a 50% pay raise.
Read Indeed and Glassdoor reviews of the company for honest opinions.
Depending on the size of the company and where you’ll be located, you could ask what hours they typically work. I’m on the east coast, but a lot of the company’s business is in California, so sometimes I’ll be on west coast time.
I’m generally about 10-6 or 7. Covers the morning in the east coast when most of the team is up and running, but still gives me time for those active later on