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Did 4 rounds of interviews. Last 2 with 2 partners at EY. Haven’t heard back even after 1 month. One partner even commented “you will be a good addition to the team”. Hiring manager gave EY email after her interview call with me.
Fast forward two weeks, no communication. Recruiting was surprised that I was still chasing for this position, month later. Got to know last week that hiring team was continuing to interview candidates. Should I drop the idea to get hired? EY hasn’t rejected me yet.
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Hi Fishes,
How much time does Infosys take for rolling out offer letter. I had discussion for compensation and role on 12th August, he told that I will be receiving offer letter in 2 weeks. Today 2 weeks has been completed no update yet. Is their a possibility that they might not send offer letter ?Infosys
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I would suggest these
1) Start investing in mutual funds. Start a monthly SIP and get that deducted on 1st of the month. Focus on long term investment.
2) Start investing extra in your provident fund through voluntary provident fund. This is over and above your default 12%.
3) Enroll your parents in Health insurance if they are dependent on you.
4) Create a trading account (probably zerodha or groww) and use smallcase to start investing in stock markets. Meanwhile you can use zerodha's app to learn about investments.
5) Always remember, small amount invested in a desciplined way for long term compounds to a huge value.
6) Try to invest/save atleast 20% of your in-hand salary. This is mandatory. Do it 1st day of your month. Set auto debit. You can increase the amount but don't decrease it.
7) Spend 50% of your salary on your NEEDS - rent, bills, grocery, etc.
8) Spend 30% of your salary on WANTS - shopping, movie, outings, gf/bf, daaru, gadgets, etc. These are important but do it in a limit.
9) Try to reduce the 50% and 30% and increase the 20%. You can do this by not living lavishly. Live in shared appartment and reduce your rent as munch as possible, no extravagent spendings, etc.
10) Create a monthly budget for spending. Don't go above that.
11) Work hard till 30, make money, invest, make money work for you. Your future self will be at peace.
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Attend you BTECH classes and learn some coding f**ker 😂
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Buy a term insurance as soon as possible as you end up paying less overall. As of now you may add your parents as the nominee and post marrige change it to your wifes name.
Start investing early even if its a small amount doesnt matter.The thing that matters is to get into that habit of investing like in SIP,NPS etc.Once you get into the habit then you yourself will save first for investing and then will spend on your expenditures.
I opted fot Max Life Term insurance as their premium was reasonable and the claim ratios were also good. Most of the players offer almost the same benifits.What differs is the premium you pay.For Life insurance i opted for LIC almost 10 years back and have been paying that premium ever since.People say its a waste of money but then its better to waste that money on LIC than on foolish spends and needs which are not a necessity.Atleast after the term completes ill get something.When i invested the options to invest and save tax were less.Nowdays thats not the case. So chose what suits your requirement even if its a LIC policy.
Start investing early.
Chief
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