Should I resign
This is my first company and in January 2027 I'll be completing 5 years, and I'm still an Analyst.
I thinking I'll put down paper and if I didn't get any job within 90days then can I cancel the resignation?
This is my first company and in January 2027 I'll be completing 5 years, and I'm still an Analyst.
I thinking I'll put down paper and if I didn't get any job within 90days then can I cancel the resignation?
So, at 11 this morning, I saw smoke coming from the left engine of a plane. This was in new hafeezpet, RTO colony.
Hi Folks,
After so 2-3 years, I thought of playing Warzone again. And now I'm getting this BIOS firmware update error. I did everything, but still it's not working. Is my laptop outdated for COD?
I have also updated my BIOS.
Can anyone share the solution?
Below is the BIOS I can find for my laptop in Asus official website.
Hey everyone,
I'm a frontend developer with 4.5 years of experience, and lately I've been feeling really stuck in my career.
I'm trying to figure out what my next step should be, but the more I research, the more confused I get. There are so many paths—AEM, backend, full-stack, AI/GenAI, or even focusing on DSA first—and I honestly don't know which one would be the best investment for my career.
On top of that, I'm currently going through some financial issues, so I really need to switch jobs as soon as possible. I really need to switch by the end of this year. When I try to study, I often feel like I'm not understanding things properly. I start questioning myself—will I even be able to learn this? Am I really that dumb? How will I survive in the future?
Another thing that makes it harder is the constant noise around me. Whenever I pick one topic to focus on, someone suggests something else—"why are you studying this, why don't you move to that tech?"—and then I get confused again, lose focus, and my mind gets distracted.
I also can't shake the feeling that I'm running out of time. It seems like everyone is already specializing or moving into newer technologies, while I'm worried I'll end up staying in the same role without growing.
For those who've been in a similar situation:
I'd really appreciate any advice or personal experiences. Thanks!
I need to take Xerox of a 120 page pdf for study, as I can't take my laptop everywhere.
So I just thought maybe I can use the xerox machine in my office, but it's the first time I'll be using the machine so I don't know if they can find out that I used the machine and for what purpose and what I printed out.
Note - I'm on a night shift and no one will be there.