Im a BA Economics graduate (avg %). I wasted 2½ years in a professional course and now I’m thinking of dropping it because I don’t think it’s for me. If I continue, it may affect my career further. Im 25 and have 2 years of experience in a stock broking firm in sales, im looking for a job with a stable salary. If you know any good IT courses or career options (IT,interior designer or any other Except Coding), please suggest if you know

A restaurant based in Thiruvananthapuram is looking for someone who can help shape and grow their digital presence. We’re looking for a freelance digital marketer who understands social media, branding, content direction, and generally knows how to make a restaurant stand out online.

This isn’t one of those super corporate, rigid gigs. We’re still figuring out the exact scope, timelines, budget, and all of that, so it would make more sense to discuss things based on experience, ideas, and what you think would actually help.

If you’ve worked with restaurants, local brands, or even if you just genuinely know how to build engagement and visibility online, feel free to reach out.

For context- I am freelancer and my team is handling their website, video, and branding requirements as part of a revamp.

Im waiting for my bcom results n it's been a month. N I'm so confused what to do after n i just wasted a month .

Mcom - prolly done to phd teaching and to psc

Acca ca - considering

Ssc -considering (cgl)

Cat (iim)- family ain't that supporting

Idkkk whatt i shoulddd dooo

Pleaaasee helpp meee

So basically I am graduating this year in B.tech computer science under KTU. And I have no clue what to pursue next I was planning on switching to cyber security/ cloud feild. As those are the feilds I have some interests in and I studied basic computer science which doesn't teach any of those topics. So I was planning of taking a short term course from some institutions. So does anyone have any suggestions for the institutions which focuses on those fields or any other suggestions regarding moving to the particular field.

Ty 🙂

I am currently working as Senior associate in Mortgage industry from kochi and looking for a career change as it is always night shift. Please advice me on how to change make a career shift. I am currently looking for a morning shift. My educational qualification is MBA( Finance & Operations)plus degree. I have been experience of 2 year in mortgage.

hey . i completed my bcom from Calicut university with 6.3cgpa

in last 2 sem in 5th I have 7 .34 and In 6th 6.8. now what should I do now . I'm preparing for cat but I need some accounting related course to do along with. what do you guys suggest what's your opnion on PGDIFA ( post graduate diploma in Indian and foreign Accounting )

and what about SAP consultant

Location: Remote
Salary : $15-20/Hour
Type: Contract Work
Fluent Language Skills Required: Malayalam (native fluency) and English (strong proficiency)

Why this role matters: Your job is to assess Malayalam AI-generated responses and identify specific strengths and areas of improvement for these responses – your work will be used to create the "perfect AI-generated response" at a later stage of this project. Note the analysis you create will be in English.

What You'll Do

• Conduct fact-checking using trusted public sources and external tools
• Generate high-quality human evaluation data by identifying response strengths, areas for improvement, and factual inaccuracies
• Assess reasoning quality, clarity, tone, and completeness of responses
• Ensure model responses align with expected conversational behavior and system guidelines

Who You Are

• You hold a Bachelor's degree
• You are a native speaker in Malayalam
• You have significant experience using large language models (LLMs) and understand how and why people use them
• You have excellent writing skills in English and can clearly articulate nuanced feedback
• You have strong attention to detail and consistently notice subtle issues others may overlook
• You have a background or experience in domains requiring structured analytical thinking (e.g., research, policy, analytics, linguistics, engineering)

Nice-to-Have Specialties

• Prior experience with RLHF, model evaluation, or data annotation work
• Experience writing or editing high-quality written content
• Experience comparing multiple outputs and making fine-grained qualitative judgments

What Success Looks Like

• You identify factual inaccuracies, reasoning errors, and communication gaps in model responses
• You produce clear, consistent, and reproducible evaluation artifacts
• Your feedback leads to measurable improvements in response quality and user experience

We consider all qualified applicants without regard to legally protected characteristics and provide reasonable accommodations upon request.

Contract and Payment Terms

• You will be engaged as an independent contractor.
• This is a fully remote role that can be completed on your own schedule.
• Projects can be extended, shortened, or concluded early depending on needs and performance.
• Your work at Mercor will not involve access to confidential or proprietary information from any employer, client, or institution.
• Payments are weekly on Stripe or Wise based on services rendered.
• Please note: We are unable to support H1-B or STEM OPT candidates at this time.

About Mercor

Mercor partners with leading AI labs and enterprises to train frontier models using human expertise. You will work on projects that focus on training and enhancing AI systems. You will be paid competitively, collaborate with leading researchers, and help shape the next generation of AI systems in your area of expertise.

Guess I lost. The only small hope I had was a referral I got from a doing a project for the person who referred me. But after the second round of interviews, they said I couldn't get through. I believe I did my best. I prepared well for the interview. But still. I spent months upskilling by doing a project for the person who referred me. I delved deep into the topic because I am fresher and made sure to learn everything from scratch . But now I'm tired. Just resort to applying. I'm happy that I could learn a lot by doing the project, but I'm worn out. I'm planning to keep the rejection as a secret from my parents. I don't want them to be worried about me.

Title: Stuck in a 6-year "Integrated Degree" loop with 11 backlogs. At 24, I’m mentally drained and losing myself. Is it time to pivot?

Hey everyone, I’m looking for some perspective because I feel like I’m suffocating under the weight of a degree that just won’t end.

I started an Integrated M.Sc. in Mathematics (minor in Data Science) back in 2020. I was supposed to be done a while ago, but I’ve struggled with the transition and ended up with 11 backlogs from my Bachelor's years. I’m currently 24, running on a course extension, and honestly? I feel like my life is on pause.

This isn't just about the academics anymore—it’s destroying me mentally. Every morning starts with the weight of those 7 papers hanging over my head. It’s a permanent "cloud" that follows me everywhere. I used to believe I was capable, but failing these papers repeatedly has made me doubt my own basic intelligence. I’ve started to feel "less than" my peers who have already started their careers. Watching everyone move ahead while I’m still stuck in the same loop makes me want to withdraw. It feels like I'm "the guy with backlogs" and nothing else.

I’ve been trying to clear these papers, but it’s a cycle of "one step forward, two steps back."I started coaching for Bank and SSC exams, but it feels pointless because I can't even sit for the final selections without a degree.I’ve done a few random gigs, but nothing that builds a career. I never even touched the Data Science side of my minor; the advanced math just drained my interest. I’m actually very passionate about Finance, Teaching, Business, and Movies. I know I have good logical thinking and teaching skills, but I can’t seem to apply them to anything official because I’m tethered to this unfinished degree. I’m planning to give this current exam cycle one last "do or die" effort. If I don't clear a significant chunk, I’m considering dropping the degree entirely.

1. Is dropping out after 6 years a "sunk cost fallacy" trap, or is it a smart move to save my mental health?
2. How hard is it to pivot into Finance or Business without a standard Math degree? Are there certifications (like NISM/NCFM) that actually carry weight?
3. Should I start a fresh, easier degree via distance learning (like IGNOU) just to get that "Graduate" tag for competitive exams?

I feel like I’m falling behind, and my confidence is at an all-time low. Has anyone else walked away from a "stuck" situation and actually found success?

TL;DR: 24yo, 6 years into a Math B.Sc., 7 backlogs. It’s draining my sanity and confidence. Want to move into Finance/Teaching. Should I drop the degree after one last try?

I mean I've kind of honestly tired of applying

Please I hope someone says what companies are actually hiring Karanam sad part is not even getting a job despite having certification or skills or a good resume (I've got mine checked a lot of time and has been tailoring it)

Maybe I'm a fresher ayond ayirkum I've noticed a lot of people who are reluctant to help or even offer a referral , like i understand it might be dificult but anal rather than giving us hope would be better if it's said to us ale

And the job market has been brutal I've been unemployed for long , online news articles or linkedin posts states every company like MNCs are hiring freshers but I'm unable to see any openings, and despite reaching out to these people for openings and considering our profile it turns out to be scam and then asking for huge money to get us job

Any other thoughts or findings u found out while job hunting

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Technical jobs like (kochi). (2 to 3 years experience)

Fullstack developer

Mern Stack

Frontend

Backend

Performance Marketing executive

Graphic designer

Video editor

(Thrissur)

1 video editor

Operation coordinator

1 customer Relationship Excutive

So fellow B.com graduates are there any online certifications which helped you to up skill or land on better position in your career i am currently working in finance sector only but it will be helpful if you can suggest some good certifications with less duration ! ( preferably online )

Hey guys,

​So I’ve been working as a Business Development Executive for almost 10 months and I finally quit recently. I realized the job was a total dead end—the only real "growth" available was just being assigned higher targets, and that is definitely not something I want to do in the long run.

​Since quitting, I’ve tried applying to almost all of the Big 4 firms, but I’m not getting any response at all. I’m not even getting the standard "regret" or "unfortunately" automated emails. It’s just straight-up silence.

​For context, I’m an MBA graduate in Finance and Marketing with a B.Com background.

​Does anyone actually know how to crack this? Am I doing something wrong with my applications, or is the market just that cooked right now? Any advice on how to actually get their attention would be appreciated.