Are any these books worth buying

Are any these books worth buying

so there's a book shop near my place which I discovered recently.

this is just one rack of many and each of it is just 100rs

can you help me find a good book out of this?

i'll be posting each rack everytime I visit, pls help a man out 🙏🏻

u/FriendlyFoot8485 — 11 hours ago

Suggest books on Konkan Karnataka

although I've grown up and spent all my life in bengaluru, my family is from Kumta-Sirsi.

everytime I visited my uuru, something really fascinates me. it feels like there is so much to be known about the history and culture of this place.

pls suggest me some books. it can be either fiction or non fiction that revolves around this region.

thanks.

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u/FriendlyFoot8485 — 4 days ago

How realistic is it for me to get converted from a contract layout engineer to an FTE?

Hi all, I work as an Analog Layout Design Engineer at one of the top VLSI companies with ~2yoe. Ik I'm in the very early stages of my career, and I genuinely feel I'm good at my job and enjoy what I do. I was wondering if I could get converted to an FTE from being a temp employee and what the odds are. How long does it usually take? How often does it happen? Am I even being realistic to expect an FTE offer?

I'd like to hear your stories if you've gotten an FTE offer from your client company or if youve come across someone who has gone through this

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u/FriendlyFoot8485 — 29 days ago

How realistic is it for me to get converted from a contract layout engineer to an FTE?

Hi all, I work as an Analog Layout Design Engineer at one of the top VLSI companies with ~2yoe. Ik I'm in the very early stages of my career, and I genuinely feel I'm good at my job and enjoy what I do. I was wondering if I could get converted to an FTE from being a temp employee and what the odds are. How long does it usually take? How often does it happen? Am I even being realistic to expect an FTE offer?

I'd like to hear your stories if you've gotten an FTE offer from your client company or if youve come across someone who has gone through this

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u/FriendlyFoot8485 — 29 days ago

Whenever I come across the phrase “I finished this book in one sitting,” I can’t help but wonder why I’m not able to do that.

I’ve read some fantastic, fast ​paced, gripping books but I’ve never been able to go beyond 100 pages in a single sitting or even in a day. And whenever I do push past that, I end up feeling mentally exhausted ​no matter how good the book is.

Ik ​it probably has something to do with my reading speed and concentration.

I have a question for people who do finish books in one sitting. Let’s say it’s a 250 ​pages book, ​how many hours does it usually take you to finish it?

Edit: Just to clarify, I’m not trying to compete or rush through books. I read at my own pace and enjoy them. I was just curious about how long it takes for people who actually finish books in one sitting.

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u/FriendlyFoot8485 — 4 months ago