US-based techie says Indian managers are 'the worst', reveals he plans to resign after first salary
A Kerala-born techie shared on Reddit his contrasting experiences with Indian managers versus American and Canadian ones. He ...
US-based techie calls Indian managers 'worst', asks if it's common for them to be difficult: 'So egoistic'
The man recounted how his previous managers ensured employees were never overburdened and always made time to hear their ...
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'Indian managers are the worst': Kerala-born techie's Reddit post viral
The Reddit post quickly went viral, triggering a heated debate with more than 900 upvotes. Many agreed with the techie's ...
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Techie Sparks Debate Over ₹3.6 LPA Starter Salary: Is It Acceptable?
A techie's statement that a starting salary of ₹3.6 LPA is acceptable for graduates from "tier 500 colleges" has ignited a ...
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Techie quits Narayan Murthy’s Infosys without a job offer, calls out toxic culture and lack of recognition
Despite being the sole breadwinner for their family, the techie decided to give preference to mental health and self-respect ...
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Efforts Not Acknowledged: Infosys Techie's Resignation Was Not A 'One-Day' Thing
In an exclusive interaction with NDTV Marathi, the techie said juniors got onsite opportunities, despite him getting ...
'3.6 LPA is not bad, don't expect too much': Techie's blunt message for engineers divides internet
A techie's controversial claim that a 3.6 LPA salary is acceptable for tier 500 graduates has fueled online debate.
Pune techie quits job without backup offer: 'Couldn’t compromise my self-respect'
A Pune-based engineer has caused ripples on LinkedIn by sharing his decision to resign from a reputed tech company without ...
Infosys Techie Slams Company For Discriminating Hindi Speakers; Quits Over ‘Unfair Workload’ And ‘Toxic Work Culture’
TLDR; the former Infosys employee blamed the company for the immense toxicity at workplace and client interaction, coupled with regional bias. The employee felt he was being taken for granted.
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Indian-origin techie Jay Parikh to lead Microsoft's new AI division
Microsoft has announced the formation of a new engineering group, the CoreAI - Platform and Tools division. The team will be ...