u/SlightEntertainer360

I’m a Software Engineer (MERN, Python, AWS) with an offer for a GRC/Identity Management role (Associate Security Analyst) at a healthcare product company. HR says it’s semi-technical/process-driven.

I have background in development though.

My questions:

Future: Career growth/pay in GRC vs. pure SDE?

Skill Decay: Will my coding skills die if I stay for 2 years?

Pivot: Can I transition to DevSecOps or Security Engineering later?

Verdict: Take it as a fresher or wait for an SDE role?

I’m a Software Engineer (MERN, Python, AWS) with an offer for a GRC/Identity Management role (Associate Security Analyst) at a healthcare product company. HR says it’s semi-technical/process-driven.

I have background in development though.

My questions:

Future: Career growth/pay in GRC vs. pure SDE?

Skill Decay: Will my coding skills die if I stay for 2 years?

Pivot: Can I transition to DevSecOps or Security Engineering later?

Verdict: Take it as a fresher or wait for an SDE role?

I got an offer for a GRC/Identity Management role (Associate Security Analyst) at a healthcare product company. HR says it’s semi-technical/process-driven.

But I have background in development where I said that I can use my technical knowledge to do the sika management.

My questions:

Future: Career growth/pay in GRC vs. pure SDE?

Skill Decay: Will my coding skills die if I stay for 2 years?

Pivot: Can I transition to DevSecOps or Security Engineering later?

Verdict: Take it as a fresher or wait for an SDE role?

How is the future in cybersecurity? I have an interview for an Associate Security Analyst role.

If I take this job and try to switch to a software development role after a year, will this experience add value to my profile?

Or should I continue in cybersecurity and pursue similar roles within this specialization?

I'm confused and would appreciate your advice.

How is the future in cybersecurity? I have an interview for an Associate Security Analyst role.

If I take this job and try to switch to a software development role after a year, will this experience add value to my profile?

Or should I continue in cybersecurity and pursue similar roles within this specialization?

I'm confused and would appreciate your advice.

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I accepted my Offer Letter for Accenture's AASE  role on 26-05-2026. I’m currently waiting for the **Fast Onboarding mail** and the further assessments (MCQ/Coding/Viva).

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So far, I haven't even received the mail to select my tech stream. I've heard that passing this assessment is the only way to get an earlier joining date.

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Is anyone else from the **May** batch still waiting for their assessment links? Does anyone have a contact or a way to follow up on the Fast Onboarding eligibility?

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Thanks!

I accepted my Offer Letter for Accenture's AAAE role on 26-05-2026. I’m currently waiting for the Fast Onboarding mail and the further assessments (MCQ/Coding/Viva).

So far, I haven't even received the mail to select my tech stream. I've heard that passing this assessment is the only way to get an earlier joining date.

Is anyone else from the May batch still waiting for their assessment links? Does anyone have a contact or a way to follow up on the Fast Onboarding eligibility?

Thanks!

I accepted my Offer Letter for Accenture's AAAE role on 26-05-2026. I’m currently waiting for the Fast Onboarding mail and the further assessments (MCQ/Coding/Viva).

So far, I haven't even received the mail to select my tech stream. I've heard that passing this assessment is the only way to get an earlier joining date.

Is anyone else from the May batch still waiting for their assessment links? Does anyone have a contact or a way to follow up on the Fast Onboarding eligibility?

Thanks!

I can't find the LOA in Bgv mail,but they have asked to sign it

Is it any nuh?

Cursor pro vs Claude code vs Windsurf pro ,which is better?

Can I first subscribe to the yearly plan on Cursor, use it for one month, and then cancel the subscription? That’s possible, right? Why waste the extra 4 dollars?

I used Cursor Architect/Plan mode heavily for a large project and completely exhausted the free usage limit (even across multiple accounts).

Now I mainly need to BUILD module-by-module.

What’s the best workflow from here?

Options I’m considering:

• Windsurf Editor mode + using the .md architecture files
• Continue.dev + OpenRouter APIs
• Claude web/manual workflow
• VS Code + AI extensions

I don’t want another setup where planning/context burns all tokens before implementation even starts.

I first used Cursor Architect mode without opening a project folder. Cursor generated a large plan and referenced a file like:

trainer_marketplace_fitness_app_fb4679b1.plan.md

Later I opened the actual project folder in Cursor. After that, clicking the .plan.md file stopped working.

Now:

1)Ctrl+P can't find it

2)Repo search finds nothing

Did Cursor create it as a temporary virtual artifact instead of a real file?

How can I find it?