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Hi fishes,
I have joining in ibm on 29th of July. Today I got a call for project interview, seems it’s a support project and I am not ok with it.If I mention like anything like not interested for this project will it affect my joining? Please let me know. They have scheduled interview on Friday. IBM
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Hello everyone,
I am Data engineer with relevant experience in Big Data and AWS cloud of 8 years and got an offer from axtria.
I read some bad things about the work life balance there, is it true? I am thinking whether to resign or not.
If yes when should I tell them that I am not interested.Axtria
Hi Fishes, Its been close to a month haven’t received my offer letter yet from Microsoft and as per discussion with HR they are referring it in the approval process and Hiring manager yet to share with them so they can share with me. They don’t have an ETA yet. Its actually worrying now. Any help on this? Anyway I have 60 days left for NP
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Happened to me, it hurts but part of the job. Try to learn from it. In my case, the next project I found was a perfect fit for me and I rocked it. Hope that’s the case for you too
Agreed. It’s not personal. We have to shuffle people all the time. As long as you’re getting good reviews, you are fine.
The only thing I’d watch it for is if you not getting the skill sets you need, so just make sure you have a plan with your counselor to develop deep skill sets.
Normal! Happens all the time
Yup normal. The work changes and so does the staff mix
Definitely normal. For example, phase 1 advise, phase 2 implement... for the advice part, the focus is on understanding business needs, so business skills are needed; for the implement part, the focus is on configuration, so technical skills are needed.
Thank you! This is helpful. We are still in the same phase, though it is reaching a secondary party of the phase that is more technical.I just wish I could see it through to the end as I am so curious. When the partner approaches me to discuss, do you have any suggestions on how to make the best of the conversation?
OP - like others said, this is normal. However if you are in a technical line of work (is your role/level would’ve been expected to be able to handle “the work getting technical”), then I would suggest you focus on expanding your technical skill set