r/ProgrammingBondha

Nenu tier 3

Oka 3-4 lpa company vachindi chennai anta

Same naa interested role a java dev

Apply cheddunna vadhu please suggest me

Full stack web developer with 2yoe . I am good at getting things done during this 2years but job poyaka apply cheyadam start chesaka ardam ayindi , cracking interview is different skill ani .

Regular ga interviews istee , improve avochu le anukuna . Kani asala interviews a ravatla , chala rare .

Apudapudu emana vochina . Interview antene bayam vestundi . Ani negitive throughs . Clear cheyalenu emo , naku ranivi adugutaru emo blablabla .

Vere option emena vunda ante em ledhu , IT ne diku . Bayapadakunda diryam techukoni work chedam anukuntuna kani voka thought bayapedutundi .
If i put my sadness and depression and negitive thoughts and just work Atleast 70-80% of my best
How long will i remain in this struggle

Previous package 4lpa remote
6 vaste chalu , max anadaru offer chesedi kuda ade anukondi . 6 vaste chalu anipistundi kani adi kuda cheyalekapote?

Freshers a dsa chesukoni 10+12+ lu kodutunaru
Nenu 2025 passout

Mind potundi , multiple thoughts run avutunai mind lo 🤡

Just curious to know if any recent graduates or freshers here have been hired and assigned directly to a QA/Testing role.

I have around 5 years of experience in the Testing/QA domain. Back in 2022, when I was a fresher, I was hired by a company and placed into a cohort. We were then assigned to QA roles and trained in Testing, even without specifically asking for or showing interest in QA.

Is this still happening in 2026? Are companies still hiring freshers and assigning them to QA/Testing roles, followed by training, without necessarily asking about their preferred domain?

Would be interested to hear from anyone who recently joined as a fresher.

I would like to explore git more so suggest me your fav git repos...which u might like for helping in work or in personal life or for aa reason..

I am a resident surgeon. I taught myself programming. I understand the basics and have built some personal and freelancing projects in the past. I always hoped to make something good, uniting medicine and computer science.

With AI, I don't think my programming skills are much use. The future ahead in my own field doesn't seem very promising too. I used to enjoy building stuff with coding.

I still feel some kind of passion to work on something new, a new idea or an avenue less explored. I quite cannot put it into words. I use AI to code too and save time but I don't enjoy it as much.

I want to know if anyone else is a doctor from a third world country and likes computers and coding?

Anyone in general can guide me what should I invest my time and energy in?