I recently got a remote entry-level job paying ₹20k/month. I’m from a tier-3 city and I’m planning to relocate to a metro city because honestly I don’t really like staying at home.
Is ₹20k decent for a fresher, especially if I’m living away from home? Just wanna know what you guys think.
I recently got a remote entry-level job paying ₹20k/month. I’m from a tier-3 city and I’m planning to relocate to a metro city because honestly I don’t really like staying at home.
Is ₹20k decent for a fresher, especially if I’m living away from home? Just wanna know what you guys think.
Like fr, forget money and all that what’s the one thing you’d genuinely ask for right now?
I'm from a smaller city and recently finished my clg. I've been applying for jobs from home for a while now and honestly I'm getting pretty tired of it. Most of it is just sending applications, waiting, giving virtual interviews and then waiting again.
I've always wanted to move out anyway. I want to live independently, start earning on my own and experience living in a completely different place. I don't really want to spend years in my hometown just because I haven't found a job yet.
So I'm thinking of just moving to a bigger city with my savings and searching for a job after I get there. I'll obviously have to be careful with my money, but the plan would be to actively look for work once I'm there, including walk-ins, contacting recruiters and applying wherever I can.
I know the common advice is to get a job first and then move, but I'm starting to wonder if that's actually necessary in every case. I've seen people say that companies sometimes prefer candidates who are already living in the city, especially when they want someone for an in-person interview.
I'm not expecting to get some perfect job immediately. I'm completely fine starting with an entry-level position and figuring things out from there.
Has anyone here actually moved to another city without having a job lined up and found work after getting there? Just want to hear how it went for people who have actually done it.
I’m a BBA Marketing graduate and I’m thinking of applying for junior SEO roles. I’ve done 2 internships, but neither was in SEO, and I don’t have an SEO portfolio yet.
I’m starting to learn SEO from scratch, but I’m not sure how much I should know before I start applying. Do I need to actually know how to use things like Search Console, GA4, keyword research, on-page SEO and technical SEO, or is knowing the basics enough for a junior role?
Also, since I don’t have a portfolio yet, what should I put on my resume to have a better chance of getting shortlisted?
If you work in SEO or got your first SEO job as a fresher, what would you suggest?
I’m a BBA Marketing graduate and I’m thinking of applying for junior SEO roles. I’ve done 2 internships, but neither was in SEO, and I don’t have an SEO portfolio yet.
I’m starting to learn SEO from scratch, but I’m not sure how much I should know before I start applying. Do I need to actually know how to use things like Search Console, GA4, keyword research, on-page SEO and technical SEO, or is knowing the basics enough for a junior role?
Also, since I don’t have a portfolio yet, what should I put on my resume to have a better chance of getting shortlisted?
If you work in SEO or got your first SEO job as a fresher, what would you suggest?
Looking for a decent mic under ₹2,000 for my PC. Mainly want something with clear, natural-sounding audio that I can use for calls, Discord, interviews, streaming, etc.
Would prefer something portable/compact and easy to set up.
If you’ve actually used a good mic around this budget, drop your recommendations.
I did an internship in influencer marketing and now I'm trying to make a portfolio for digital marketing jobs. Most of the work I did was for the company, so I'm not sure what I can actually show in my portfolio. Should I add campaigns I worked on, influencer research, outreach, campaign results, content, etc.? If you've worked in influencer marketing, what would you want to see in a fresher's portfolio?
I did an internship in influencer marketing and now I'm trying to make a portfolio for digital marketing jobs. Most of the work I did was for the company, so I'm not sure what I can actually show in my portfolio. Should I add campaigns I worked on, influencer research, outreach, campaign results, content, etc.? If you've worked in influencer marketing, what would you want to see in a fresher's portfolio?
I want to start freelancing in digital marketing but I have no idea where to get clients. If you’re already doing it, how did you get your first client? Did you use LinkedIn, cold DMs, emails, Upwork/Fiverr, or contact local businesses? Just want to know what actually worked for you.
I'm 21 and graduated around 3 months ago. I did a 4 month internship in influencer marketing but left it midway. Now I'm applying for full time jobs, not internships, but almost every job is asking for 1+ year experience. I got 4-5 calls recently and they asked about things like social media management and Google Ads, but I don't have actual work experience in those. I'm applying to around 40 jobs every day and most of them want experience. I really don't want to do another internship again because I already did one and don't want to waste more months. So for people already working in digital marketing or anyone who recently got their first job, how did you get it? Is the job market actually this bad for freshers rn?
I'm 21 and graduated around 3 months ago. I did a 4 month internship in influencer marketing but left it midway. Now I'm applying for full time jobs, not internships, but almost every job is asking for 1+ year experience. I got 4-5 calls recently and they asked about things like social media management and Google Ads, but I don't have actual work experience in those. I'm applying to around 40 jobs every day and most of them want experience. I really don't want to do another internship again because I already did one and don't want to waste more months. So for people already working in digital marketing or anyone who recently got their first job, how did you get it? Is the job market actually this bad for freshers rn?
I'm 21 and graduated around 3 months ago. I did a 4 month internship in influencer marketing but left it midway. Now I'm applying for full time jobs, not internships, but almost every job is asking for 1+ year experience. I got 4-5 calls recently and they asked about things like social media management and Google Ads, but I don't have actual work experience in those. I'm applying to around 40 jobs every day and most of them want experience. I really don't want to do another internship again because I already did one and don't want to waste more months. So for people already working in digital marketing or anyone who recently got their first job, how did you get it? Is the job market actually this bad for freshers rn?
Got curious about my chart and wanted to ask about my career and luck.
Do you see anything positive in these areas? Like any strengths, good periods or opportunities that stand out?
I'm buying my first controller and my budget is around ₹2500. After looking at a lot of options, I've figured it down to the 8BitDo 2C Wired, 8BitDo 2C Wireless, EvoFox One S, and a few Cosmic Byte models. I'll mostly be using it for PC gaming, so I'm looking for something with good build quality, reliable sticks and buttons, low latency, and decent durability. I'm a bit confused about which one would be the best choice. If you've used any of these or know of a better controller under ₹2500, I'd really appreciate your recommendation😛
I really need some help. Instagram has already banned 7 of my accounts. Out of those, 4 were my original personal accounts that I'd been using for years, and 3 were new accounts I created after the bans. After that, I made another account using my friend's phone number, thinking it would finally be fine. But now even that account has received a restriction. I haven't used bots, spammed, mass followed people, or done anything unusual I've just been using it normally. At this point, I'm confused. Is my device or IP flagged? Is Instagram somehow linking every new account back to me? Has anyone else been through this? Is there any way to fix it, or am I permanently flagged? Any advice would really help.