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Hi everyone,
I am seriously and urgently looking for Jobs as an SDE - platform engineering specifically with total of 1.5 yrs of work experience in NPCI as my notice period is about to end in 5 days and one of the major company I cracked has put my profile on hold for releasing offer letter.
I am very much stressed right now.
Please refer me to the best as i am not receiving calls at all.Optum Tata Consultancy Deloitte PwC Tech Mahindra JPMorgan Chase KPMG BlackRock Accenture Google Microsoft Amazon
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"Touch grass." It's usually stupid, trolly advice, but since I lost my job, I've started to see the merit to it. The first few weeks I pretty much shut myself up in the house and stared at my laptop 24/7, hoping one of my hundreds of applications would lead to an interview request appearing in my inbox. Unsurprisingly, this wasn't great for my mental health. I finally forced myself to get back into the habit of walking again and have found it so beneficial. Being physically active gives you a much-needed endorphin boost and gives you a mental break from the tedium of submitting applications.
I had some issues before being laid off. Needless to say, it was all exacerbated after the fact. Decided I needed legitimate help, but now money was a concern. Found some low-cost resources through a support group. That was huge for me to do and not the answer for everyone, but it is out there if you need it.