parkhi

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   by parkhi 3y ago

   Thanks for the recommendation of book , I will definitely read it out. I totally agree that no matter what kind of situation you are in, the only change you can control is yourself. I constantly feel like I want to interview the hiring mana
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   by parkhi 3y ago

   Thanks a lot for sharing your own experiences and explaining them so well. I am able to see this incident as a ball of learnings , some I learnt now and some I will as I have more experience in future. Thanks again.
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   by parkhi 3y ago

   Thanks for explaining it so well. Can you please elaborate on 'keeping things in perspective' which you mentioned is the key here.
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   by parkhi 3y ago

   I agree with that I need to work on the skill of speaking up, however I feel I didn't do it here as I was burntout with some stressful situations at home like death of a family member and something like that life can throw again where
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   Ask HN: Reliving an old memory of traumatic meeting. How to overcome?

   4 points by parkhi 3y ago|8 comments
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   by parkhi 4y ago

   I can totally relate to this. Going through something similar. I guess any personal life emotional burnouts can make us see day to day problem solving at computers as too huge a task. Difficult people at work or managers make it worse by qu
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   by parkhi 5y ago

   Thanks for your answer, it makes a lot of sense. How can I make sure that the new team I move to has a better management? It feels like a bet for better or worse moving to another team.
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   How to differentiate between imposter syndrome v/s working with a bad manager?

   9 points by parkhi 5y ago|3 comments
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   Ask HN: Books/resources to prepare for design round of interviews

   4 points by parkhi 9y ago|0 comments