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US Passport, Indian Education: Engineer's Career Dilemma Goes Viral
An American citizen educated entirely in India seeks advice on working abroad, highlighting the challenges faced by globally mobile students navigating international job markets.
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'Did Everything Right But Still Failed': NRI Shares His 'Unlucky' America Story
The NRI's story highlights challenges faced by international graduates in the US job market amid visa restrictions and competitive conditions.
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"Stay In India": Techie Opens Up About Struggles Of Studying And Working In Ireland
He noted that employers are increasingly reluctant to hire non-EU candidates due to the Irish government's hike in the minimum salary threshold for work visa sponsorship.
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Techie Claims He Was Fired For Failing To Reply To Boss While On Holiday: "Extremely Fragile Ego"
The 29-year-old techie explained that he was travelling in a remote, high-altitude area with no mobile network coverage for several days during an official holiday.
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Viral: Candidate Given Samosa And Cold Drink At Job Interview: How Internet Is Reacting
A Reddit user explained that they received a snack and a beverage when they happened to go for a walk-in interview at a company in Gurugram. The post has received a lot of attention online.
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Employee Denied Leave For Period Pain At Mumbai Mental Health NGO, Internet Says "That's So Ironic"
The incident sparked significant discussion online, with many people criticising the NGO's lack of empathy, especially given its stated mission of working for mental health.
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Man Gets Rs 1.3 Crore Job Offer In Antarctica, Debates Accepting It: '6 Months Is A Long Time'
The researcher, who might earn $145k for six months, debated accepting the job due to the potential impact on his three-year relationship and personal life, while many online users encouraged taking the opportunity.
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'Feeling Lost': Woman's Reddit Post Highlights Struggles Of Returning To India
A 25-year-old womans Reddit post about returning to India after living in London has sparked discussion online.
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'Trying To Scare Me': Recruiter Intimidates Candidate Over Job Offer Withdrawal, Post Viral
A candidate declined a job offer after receiving a better one and was threatened by the recruiter about future rehire consequences.
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Software Engineer Triples Salary From Rs 11 Lakh To Rs 33 Lakh In 8 Months, Shares Tips
The techie said they were on a Performance Improvement Plan (PIP) at the start of 2025 when they decided to take matters into their own hands.
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US Passport, Indian Education: Engineer's Career Dilemma Goes Viral
An American citizen educated entirely in India seeks advice on working abroad, highlighting the challenges faced by globally mobile students navigating international job markets.
-
'Did Everything Right But Still Failed': NRI Shares His 'Unlucky' America Story
The NRI's story highlights challenges faced by international graduates in the US job market amid visa restrictions and competitive conditions.
-
"Stay In India": Techie Opens Up About Struggles Of Studying And Working In Ireland
He noted that employers are increasingly reluctant to hire non-EU candidates due to the Irish government's hike in the minimum salary threshold for work visa sponsorship.
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Techie Claims He Was Fired For Failing To Reply To Boss While On Holiday: "Extremely Fragile Ego"
The 29-year-old techie explained that he was travelling in a remote, high-altitude area with no mobile network coverage for several days during an official holiday.
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Viral: Candidate Given Samosa And Cold Drink At Job Interview: How Internet Is Reacting
A Reddit user explained that they received a snack and a beverage when they happened to go for a walk-in interview at a company in Gurugram. The post has received a lot of attention online.
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Employee Denied Leave For Period Pain At Mumbai Mental Health NGO, Internet Says "That's So Ironic"
The incident sparked significant discussion online, with many people criticising the NGO's lack of empathy, especially given its stated mission of working for mental health.
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Man Gets Rs 1.3 Crore Job Offer In Antarctica, Debates Accepting It: '6 Months Is A Long Time'
The researcher, who might earn $145k for six months, debated accepting the job due to the potential impact on his three-year relationship and personal life, while many online users encouraged taking the opportunity.
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'Feeling Lost': Woman's Reddit Post Highlights Struggles Of Returning To India
A 25-year-old womans Reddit post about returning to India after living in London has sparked discussion online.
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'Trying To Scare Me': Recruiter Intimidates Candidate Over Job Offer Withdrawal, Post Viral
A candidate declined a job offer after receiving a better one and was threatened by the recruiter about future rehire consequences.
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Software Engineer Triples Salary From Rs 11 Lakh To Rs 33 Lakh In 8 Months, Shares Tips
The techie said they were on a Performance Improvement Plan (PIP) at the start of 2025 when they decided to take matters into their own hands.
