
Got this mail and didn't recieved any onboarding pass help guys
I received this mail my joining is of 12 oct and still didn't recieved any onboarding pass help what should I do now

I received this mail my joining is of 12 oct and still didn't recieved any onboarding pass help what should I do now
Hi everyone,
I’m a fresher with a DOJ of 12-Oct-2026. I received a mail saying I haven’t completed the pre-joining formalities within the stipulated timeline, so Infosys won’t be able to onboard me on that date. The mail asks me to write to Offer_extension@infosys.com to request an updated DOJ.
I believe I completed all the required formalities on Launchpad, but I never received my onboarding pass. I’m confused about what was missing.
A few questions:
Has anyone been in the same situation? How long did the offer extension team take to reply?
Is there a way to find out which formality is showing as pending, other than raising a Launchpad Assist ticket?
Does anyone have an HR or onboarding contact that works on weekends? The helpline (1800 571 3866) is only open Mon-Fri, and my DOJ is Monday.
Will requesting an extension affect my offer in any way?!
Hey everyone, I’m currently learning motion graphics in DaVinci Resolve Fusion and practicing by creating short animated sequences/cards/transitions. I’m still a beginner and trying to improve my motion design thinking, timing, composition, and workflow.
I’d love feedback on:
What kind of next frame/transition/animation could continue this sequence naturally?
How do you usually brainstorm motion graphics ideas when stuck?
Any professional workflow tips to make Fusion work faster and cleaner?
Beginner mistakes I should avoid?
Useful node setups/macros/expression tricks you use often?
I’m especially trying to improve:
Smooth transitions
Better stagger animations
Cleaner node trees
Reusable setups/macros
More cinematic motion and sound sync
I’m experimenting with:
Text/card animations
Glow and gradient effects
Mask reveals
Camera movement
Fusion expressions
Motion synced edits
Any advice, references, or practice ideas would help a lot. Thanks!