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Good Evening Everyone, I have seen this in IT industries, for freshers they set a bond of like 2 or 3 years, and employees cannot quit the company before this time, and I have heard that some companies make the employees work long hours, and use this bond to exploit employees. They are usually for 3 or 4 lpa jobs. And if the employee decides to leave before the bond duration is over, then they'd need to pay a hefty fine.

What is your opinion on this, have you or anyone you know experienced this? Seems like it's being adopted by more and more companies at least in tech

Assalamualaikum Everyone, I have seen this in IT industries, that they set a bond of like 2 or 3 years, and employees cannot quit the company before this time, and I have heard that some companies make the employees work long hours, and use this bond to exploit employees. And if the employee decides to leave before the bond duration is over, then they'd need to pay a hefty fine.

What is your opinion on this, have you or anyone you know experienced this? Seems like it's being adopted by more and more companies at least in tech

Assalamualaikum Everyone, my question is specifically to the Software Engineers and Developers, I am in a bit of dilemma, I have to pick one of these stacks

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> • Java full stack (Html, CSS, Bootstrap, JavaScript, Backend - Java, Core Java, Advance Java Frameworks, CSS, Spring, Hibernate, SQL - OracleDB, My-SQL DB

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> • Python full stack (Html, CSS, Bootstrap, JavaScript, Backend Core - Python, Adv Python, Django. Database - SQL, OracleDB, My-SQL DB)

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> • MERN stack ( Html, CSS, JavaScript, Bootstrap, React JS, backend - Advance JS, Node JS, Express JS, database - mongoDB)

Can you all please recommend which I is a better pick, My focus is to get a Job asap, so which stack has more chances of getting a job, is my priority, I am open to learning any of these, but I can't learn all of these stacks as I don't have time, so your suggestions would be much appreciated. Thank you very much.

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(I hope I am not breaking any sub rules)

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Hello folks, I hope you are all doing well...

I am a student who wants to get into the data field, and I am very weak in DSA, I have tried to learn it multiple times, but have failed many times, DSA is like a horror for me, especially the leetcode questions, so my question is..

How much of DSA is required in data engineering jobs such as data engineer, data scientist, cloud data engineer etc?

(I hope I am not breaking any rules of this sub)