Corporate jobs are a scam nothing else. Get into govt jobs if u r lucky or else be a panipuri seller rather than getting into corporates. In corporates u get alcoholic, drug abuser, diabetic ,jerk, scumbag, poor, cardiac patients and so on.
I am 50+ now with 25 years of experience, mostly as "Hard core programmer". I really agree with points discussed but what is the remedy ? 1)Never think your job is permanent , work there and retire there with lifelong and everyday impressing and saluting everyone. Every company wants to become next to Microsoft, then you need to achieve this for meager salary, possible ? 2) Have self goal like "What bank manager earns in 32 years as salary", I will earn in ten years and retire with Big corpus. 3)Start saving early...in Stocks etc., 4)Never stick to a Job, always be in Hunt of new job with higher salary with your goal set as "10 years max I work and retire". In 10 years, If I am in Hell, let it be in Hell as long as "Hell pays more" for my future. so that I can retire early." Simply say your self, I work for my life Goal not for company. always
@@rowanatikson3947 Yeah, if you are in the top 10% then you will get a job in an MNC. That or you have to be in a professional field like CA, CS or have a degree from an NIT/IIT That or you have to be a woman(government has laid directives to have a percentage of women in MNCs) or get references from other top executives I've seen so many people who are failures okm their academics get good jobs in MNCs because they are connected to top executives
In my humble opinion, the best possible ways to survive in the corporate world is by upskilling and reskilling, always keep your mindset in such a way that of creating value for self and others. Still if you feel you are not satisfied, just simply move to somewhere else and stop overthinking on what people might say about you. Like Perfection the term Loyalty in the corporate world is a cliche
17 years, too much at same organisation. He seemed to be in comfort, anyway sometimes firing also helps. He will be better prepared and will get better opportunity. Like in army, trainer hits you on back so that you run fast..same goes here
This is really true n somwthing that happend to me as well. I worked in IT sector for 14 years and last employer was Amazon. let recently i was let go ..then i realized that no ppint working for another company n die every day. i changed tracked and enrolled in PHD in top Europen University where i am well paid with handsome social benits. hope in 4 years i will more to a decent academic role..its a hard decision and pay is low compared to old job ut it pays the bill. we have to accept the reality and move accordingly. i am more than happy to coach fellow senior IT fellows should they want to explore academic/research career.
If you learn to say No and say that you have enough on your plate, that is also one of the reasons when a company thinks you are not a critical resource for them and the time has come to say good-bye to you.
Very well said. Every word you spoke is a gem and tells the true reality of the evil corporate world. Mostly people try to be politically correct and don't tell the reality.
Added to what you say, please take care of your physical health during this time. If you are not fully physically fit to work in an organization, you will loose your job soon.
100% insecure jobs in private sector. 1 day or 1 month you not performed then problmes comes. Thise who earning big packages like 15 to 30 lakhs they can saved invest proper then it will secure future. But major average package 3 to 5lkhs after good education also.
Dalia Nathwani has ragged me in Genpact. I have suffered a lot because of her such treatment. There is HR but for namesake. Toxic environment ruins someone's personal life
Thank you sir for such amazing video I have been following you from long time on youtube. Whatever you said in the video makes 100% sense. We have to give priority to our mental health.
This is reality so my speculation is in future IT jobs will not remain as popular and those who join industries will share th same fate as the current condition of salaryman in japan and it might acquire same status as bpo or call center jobs have now. In this condition moolighting and side businesses have strong case to be allowed if no one can guarantee employment.
What you said is right sir, I have close to 14yrs of experience and I am unable to move to the next level from a lead position because I am not close enough with the required director or executive director. My hard work is never recognized and just stated that you're doing regular work but to get a promotion you need to do something beyond the actual requirement, just another way of saying that we cannot give you the promotion. I hv already spent 7 yrs in the organization and I am trying ways to move out, since as you said its not about hard work, talent, knowledge etc but the rapport built with top level fellows.😏
This is short career video is authentic, and real exactly how it works in real life. There are 1000s of videos on careers on the internet and most of them are jusf fluff and B.S.
Tell me one thing, I reached plateau after achieving 1.2 CR salary at senior position, even if I learn new skills like ML/AI, will it pay me that much..no. so no point wasting time behind technology..it will always change..at senior position...better get ready for leadership..that's about it
Canadian companies have employment insurance with the cra which is equivalent to taxation in India. India should have something like that so that if you are laid out,atleast you don't go bankrupt
This is fantastic video to listen from you Sir. Because you said my words,my situations, my reality and my overall my life and career. I worked in the garments buyeing house for 12 years and realised same what you said. Thanks you again. Now i changed my track in new field - Insurance industry. Because in Bangladesh this sector is lots of opportunity to grow and now i have new life plan and goal which will provide fresh start to be more successful in new destination. Thanks ❤❤❤
Govt me jao competition jayda plus low salary..... private me paisa jada cretivevity jayada but pressure immnse....govt employee hoke retrire karne ke baad kuch karneko man nehi karega kuyki intedino se app sukun ki life chahate. apko sukun milega to aap kush nehi honge. hum kare to kare kay??
But i have made up my mind that bharat matrimony wil, be last company were i will leave next company i join i will keep all this in mind and keep improving, performing and stay relevant
No worries about age we can join to company with others education certificates.... Now a days there is no value for zenuine people... Every thing gambling... 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
How do you define success? For me not just manager ladder named as success. So many best roles for IC like distinguished engineer, principal engineer etc..
All this is not true. When a project goes relationship dont matter. Managers and directors all are layed off in a flow. So its nonsense. In service industry its all project contracts
I have been into IT for the last 15 years now. For me, I have been getting decent 12-15% hikes on average. However, promotions haven't been as frequent. I am still not able to figure out how hikes and promotions correlate. Is there any formula?
Sir i started my career as a fresher. Now i have 1.9 year experience . I worked as suitcrm developer . My company asked me to resign they said our parent company laid off us im one among them in that list. So i didn't had any option i resigned . My company returned all my original marks cards since i had 3years bond . And mentioned as resignation my managers said they will support me in background verification . In upcoming interviews what reason should i tell for resignation?
Do not try to fake it, whatever reason you told above is a valid reason. Simply narrate it as it is. If you are technically sound this is not going to affect your chances to clear an interview. All the best
Near my house there is an auto driver and BE completed who works for Indian software giants. Both are freshers, Auto driver earns more and enjoys his quality time with his family. What about Software engineer ? Daily 14 hours she works ( 3+ hours travelling to office). Real question is do you want such Government job where your soul pledged for 23K INR Per month ?
@@raviprabhu4130 It's important to consider that individual career choices are influenced by a variety of factors, including personal preferences, circumstances, values, and long-term goals. Comparing the situations of an auto driver and a software engineer highlights the diversity of career paths and the trade-offs that different professions may involve. Here are some thoughts to consider: Work-Life Balance: The auto driver seems to have a better work-life balance, spending quality time with their family. This is an essential aspect of well-being and happiness. On the other hand, the software engineer's long working hours and commute might impact their work-life balance negatively. Earnings: While the auto driver may earn more in the short term, it's important to consider the potential for career growth and higher earning potential in the software engineering field over time. Many software engineers may start with lower salaries but can experience significant increases as they gain experience and expertise. Job Security: Government jobs often offer a sense of job security and benefits. However, private sector jobs, like software engineering, can be subject to market fluctuations and may require more flexibility and adaptability. Career Growth: Software engineering offers opportunities for career advancement, skill development, and the chance to work on innovative projects that contribute to technological progress. Government jobs might have limitations in terms of career growth and innovation. Passion and Interest: Choosing a career that aligns with your passion and interests can lead to a more fulfilling and satisfying professional journey. Some people are passionate about technology and innovation, while others may find meaning and fulfillment in other fields. Financial Considerations: While salary is an important factor, it's essential to consider other aspects such as job benefits, work-related expenses (like commuting), and long-term financial planning. Ultimately, the choice between a government job and a private sector job depends on an individual's priorities, values, and long-term aspirations. Each person's situation is unique, and what works well for one individual may not necessarily be the best choice for another. It's important to carefully evaluate your own goals, circumstances, and preferences before making a decision about your career path.
Hi bhaiyji I'm working in psu with 3 years experience my age now is 26 years can I work in private MNC now on experience or should I join as freshers and make video in the topic how to switch psu to MNC
I am happy that I have realized these things in my early 20s and thanks to your video I will keep a checklist on that. I would also like to mention that if you want to understand more dynamics of corporate world then try to work with people-oriented tasks, such as school, marketing, store management, etc. these are good place to start and learn about your costumers. Also keep in mind that your boss and senior have delt with more people than you think, so copy them sometimes and see the results.
At 13 years of exp, my exp is mainly in app development. It is getting really tough for me. What to learn and what to skip. I should have planned better. One has to leave coding after 7-8 years of exp, if you are india. My mistake
Simple tip for success is teamwork. If you get along with people easily and put people first before yourself you will definitely be successful and happy.
(2:56) - on the day when the company dissolves and goes bankrupt, the employee, to the company: Let alone everlasting thriving, also, there is no such thing as everlasting existence.
