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I’m a WFH software engineer from Hyderabad and planning a 1–2 week workation in Kerala around the 2nd week of November.

Varkala is the main destination, with plans to explore nearby places like Kappil, Kollam, Alleppey/Marari and maybe Kochi.

I’ll be working during the weekdays and exploring after work/weekends.

If anyone from Hyderabad is planning to be in Varkala around the same time, feel free to DM. Happy to travel together for a few days, explore, or just meet up.

Also open to recommendations for good stays and places to work from!

Planning a 1–2 week workation from Hyderabad in the first/second week of November. First time visiting Himachal, so thinking of doing:

Bir Billing → Dharamkot → Old Manali / Vashisht

I’ll be working remotely during the weekdays and exploring after work/weekends.

If anyone from Hyderabad is planning something similar around that time, feel free to DM. Happy to travel together for a few days, share cabs/stays, or just meet up and explore.

Also open to suggestions for places/stays!

Planning a 1–2 week workation from Hyderabad in the first/second week of November. First time visiting Himachal, so thinking of doing:

Bir Billing → Dharamkot → Old Manali / Vashisht

I’ll be working remotely during the weekdays and exploring after work/weekends.

If anyone from Hyderabad is planning something similar around that time, feel free to DM. Happy to travel together for a few days, share cabs/stays, or just meet up and explore.

Also open to suggestions for places/stays!

Planning a 1–2 week workation from Hyderabad in the first/second week of November. First time visiting Himachal, so thinking of doing:

Bir Billing → Dharamkot → Old Manali / Vashisht

I’ll be working remotely during the weekdays and exploring after work/weekends.

If anyone from Hyderabad is planning something similar around that time, feel free to DM. Happy to travel together for a few days, share cabs/stays, or just meet up and explore.

Also open to suggestions for places/stays!

The above title says Free But only fir Dedicated people.

I was a fresher a few years ago, and I know how difficult it can be to get that first software job.

The job market is competitive, and having a college degree alone often isn't enough anymore. You need to be able to build, explain, and demonstrate your skills.

So I'm planning to create a small online group of 10–15 dedicated freshers who want to seriously work towards getting their first software/IT job.

Starting Sunday, October 4th.

Month 1 — Learn + Build

We'll focus on learning and building with:

• Agentic AI
• Multi-Agent Systems
• Agent Orchestration
• LLMs
• AI workflows
• APIs and integrations
• Real-world projects
• Deployment

The goal is to finish the month with actual projects and a portfolio, rather than just completing tutorials.

Month 2 — Jobs + Interviews

Once we have projects to show, we'll shift our focus towards:

• Applying for jobs consistently
• Improving resumes
• Applying to relevant fresher/junior roles
• Preparing for interviews
• Technical interview preparation
• Project discussions
• Mock interviews
• Learning how to present your work

The goal is to actually start applying and attending interviews, not keep preparing forever.

Only freshers.

You don't need to be an AI expert.

You don't need to know everything beforehand.

But you do need to be willing to learn, build, attend consistently, and put in the work.

I'm keeping this limited to 10–15 people because I want this to be a serious learning group rather than a large community where nobody follows through.

There is no paid course or selling anything.

I'm simply looking for 10–15 dedicated people who want to spend the next two months seriously working towards their first software job.

If you're interested, DM me.

Just tell me briefly that you're interested and I'll share the next steps.

Month 1: Build yourself a portfolio.
Month 2: Put yourself in the job market.

Let's see what we can build in 60 days. 🚀

Hey everyone!
I’m a 24M software engineer from Hyderabad, working remotely, and planning a 1–2 week workation in Dharamshala in November.

I’m mainly looking to travel around Diwali week and stay for a week or two, preferably during the quieter period when the tourist crowds are lower.

The idea is pretty simple:

💻 Work remotely on weekdays
🏔️ Explore the mountains during evenings/weekends
☕ Find peaceful cafés / workspaces
🌲 Stay somewhere quiet and less crowded
🚶 Explore places around Dharamshala & McLeod Ganj at a relaxed pace
🌄 Basically, escape the city for a while and enjoy a slow, peaceful mountain stay

I’m looking for a few people around 22–30 who are also working remotely or can take a workation and would be interested in joining.

Starting from Hyderabad would be a plus, so we can potentially travel together, but people from other cities are welcome too.

Not looking for a packed tourist itinerary or partying every day. More like good conversations, working during the day, exploring when free, and enjoying a quiet mountain environment.

If you're interested, DM me with:

• Where you're based
• Approximate dates
• How long you'd like to stay

Maybe we can put together a small group and figure out the stay/travel together. 🏔️☕

Hey everyone!

I’m a 24M planning my very first solo trip to Gokarna this October. Taking a much-needed break from the work hustle in Hyderabad. Since it's my first time heading towards coastal Karnataka, I’m looking for some local solid advice, itinerary feedback, and maybe meeting a few fellow travellers while I'm there.

A few specifics I could use help with:

1. Getting there from HYD: What’s the most seamless transit option? I’m looking at overnight direct sleeper buses (KSRTC / VRL), but how’s the road condition post-monsoon? Are train connections via Hubballi or Madgaon better if I want to stretch my legs?
2. Hostel / Stay vibes: Main goal is to meet people without being in a 24/7 loud party scene. Is Zostel worth the hype and cliffside location, or should I look at beach shacks on Kudle / Om Beach? How far in advance do I need to book for October?
3. The 5-Beach Trek: Definitely on my list (Belekan → Paradise → Half Moon → Om → Kudle). Is doing it self-guided straightforward in October, or do the cliff paths get tricky after the monsoon?
4. Scooty & Local Commute: Do I need a scooty right from the bus stop, or is walking + autos manageable? Hearing autos charge crazy rates there.
5. Food / Chill Cafes: Hit me with your top cafe recommendations for good views, Wi-Fi (if I need to squeeze in a bit of work), and solid food.

Also, if any fellow Hyderabadis or solo folks are planning to be around Gokarna in October, hit me up or drop a comment—down to catch a sunset or grab a beer at Kudle! 🍻

Thanks in advance!