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by sures 7y ago
This! And the general lack of safety culture also plays a role in incidents like this.
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by sures 7y ago
With the "Measure Distance" tool on Google Maps, the figure seems to be 2.6 km tall.
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by sures 8y ago
Work from home is prevalent in India in some companies. The policy or the practice around it varies from no WFH at all to 1 day of WFH per month to 1 day of WFH per week to WFH whenever you like.
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by sures 8y ago
I agree with this comment. The quality of life in a place like Bangalore or Mumbai is quite bad when you compare with an American city. Imagine spending 60 minutes to 90 minutes for one way commute to work just 6 miles away!
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by sures 8y ago
I don't want to mention a single company because I want to protect my privacy. I will share multiple company names where I have worked earlier or that I have interacted with in the past and I know with confidence that they can pay sala
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by sures 8y ago
Hey! Thanks for responding to this thread. Because you have moved from Principal Engineer to Dev Manager position I want to know how the experience has been. I have remained in Principal Engineer role and do not want to climb the ladder fur
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by sures 8y ago
I see this thread has become a point of interest for many. I wish I could offer some wise advice. But the truth is that I have not done anything special or done any special preparation in my career. The only thing I have done is learn tech
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by sures 8y ago
Like simple algorithm and data structures problems and problems related to my domain expertise. Simple algorithm problems are things that have some connection with my work like vector clocks, detecting duplicates, traversing trees, graph se
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by sures 8y ago
I know one guy in my experience level with a pay of 12000000 rupees. He works in speech recognition and translation area in Bangalore. There are others in the 9500000 - 10500000 rupees range. But everyone is not an engineer in this sample.
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by sures 8y ago
I agree not every fresher gets such salaries. The actual figure depends on the company. A company could be paying less to a fresher. Is 1500000 rupees or 2000000 rupees a good number for you? Then in the same company it is possible that the
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by sures 8y ago
Is it really that high? I know people of my experience level who are earning even more. :-) I have no secret. I am decent at my work. Like to keep learning new tech and non-tech stuff. So I think the interviews go well and I get the good pa
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by sures 8y ago
My current employer pays in rupees. I don't have a Masters degree. I cannot share which university to keep my privacy. But I am not from IIT, NIT, or any top state college. Basically I am not from any Tier 1 university or college. My u
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by sures 8y ago
Good point. One more point - salaries differ vastly in the same company too. These days it happens in many companies that a very senior folk with 10+ years experience makes something like 2000000 INR (28000 USD) but a fresh college undergra
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by sures 8y ago
The hours of work per week varies. Some weeks it is 5-10 hours per week. Some weeks it is 30-40 hours per week. Sometimes I had to stretch to work for 10 hours at a time. Such days are rare but they happen sometimes. This pattern has been l
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by sures 8y ago
I don't have a specific stack. I have moved between stacks over the years. Programming languages involved were Java, Scala, Clojure, Python, C, JavaScript (Node.js), Go, R. So the stacks change based on the programming language. The ar
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by sures 8y ago
Yes, I am still working in India.
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by sures 8y ago
I am a brown male working in India. The salaries are rounded to the nearest 100000 INR. USD values are rounded to the nearest 1000 USD. These are salaries per year . Need to emphasize this because when you see numbers like 3000 USD you may
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by sures 8y ago
Can you share the name of the book? Is it "Compiler Construction" by Niklaus Wirth?