u/valtor26

Today I went to watch a movie at SS Gardenia Mall, and parked my bike in the ground-floor parking.

The parking attendant (he was an old man) asked me for ₹10. I didn't have ₹10 (i accept that it's my mistake), so I gave him ₹20. He said he didn't have ₹10 change and told me that he would give me the ₹10 back when I came to take my bike.

I took the parking receipt and went to watch the movie.

After the movie, when I came back to take my bike, the person wasn't there. Initially, I left the mall and went to have coffee. After around 15 minutes, I came back to the parking area to check whether he had returned, but he was still not there.

I eventually had to leave without getting the ₹10 change.

I know it's only ₹10, so the amount isn't really the issue. I'm just wondering whether this is something that happens regularly, where customers are asked to give ₹20 with the promise that the ₹10 change will be returned later.

Has anyone else experienced something similar at SS Gardenia Mall?

I'm not directly accusing anyone of a scam, I just want to know if others have faced the same situation.

Also, what action should I take now? Is there another way I can raise a complaint about the parking staff?

I still have the parking receipt with me.

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Waited for so long to post this one day and here it is

The wait is finally over! I am 2025 CSE grad, and I just received my TCS Digital offer today.

To be honest, the last few weeks have been incredibly stressful. Seeing most of my friends get placed while I was just waiting made me worry a lot about my career. I really started doubting myself. But thankfully, things worked out in the end!

THANK GOD🌹

Here is my timeline:

NQT Assessment (off campus): 5th May

Interview for Digital: 22nd May - TCS Brigade Bhuwalka Bengaluru

Document Verification:11th July

Offer Letter Received: 20th July

My Interview Experience:

It started with a basic introduction. I told them my main programming language is C++, so they asked me questions about memory management (like 'nullptr' and dangling pointers), git commands, advantages of cloud computing and core OOP concepts. For the coding round, I was asked to write a DSA code on a sheet for the "Transpose of a Matrix," which I was able to solve. After that, they asked me to explain ACID properties and a few SQL commands.

I will be completely honest, I was very nervous and fumbled my words a bit. When they asked me about "Why you want to join TCS" and SDLC theory, I had no idea, so I just admitted that I didn't know.

I decided to be open with them. I told the panel that my communication skills used to be very poor, but I pushed myself to improve by joining our college fest committee team. I also shared that I read books like Atomic Habits and Eat That Frog for self-improvement.

Being honest really changed the mood of the interview. The panel was very understanding, and we ended up having a fun chat about my athletic background and doing some small talk about my hometown. It helped me relax a lot, and they seemed to appreciate my willingness to learn and grow.

My advice to anyone still waiting:

Don't panic if you don't know an answer, just be honest. Focus on the programming languages you are good at, on the resume only mention the things that you know perfectly and most importantly, don't lose hope.

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