Growth is super tough. Promotion needs luck. You need to be in a team where such an opportunity is available, perform beyond limits, and do enough work outside projects (be it hackathons, etc.) to create sensational visibility powered by good contacts. Only then does a promotion work.
Regular good work in day-to-day life will always fall short for a promotion.
Good growth for lateral hires, but super tough for existing members to go through.
Much appeasement for women TM's, who get a longer rope and support for growth. Lots of programs for women and it's much easier to move up if one is even a little okay resource.
Finally, contribution matters, and not necessarily if it comes from a man or a woman.
I received a call from a recruiter who wanted to interview me for a Senior Engineer role. I accepted, and they scheduled an interview. The recruiter mentioned it would be a coding round, so I prepared accordingly. Unfortunately, the interview was ent
Two technical rounds, both related to data science. After completing them, you can't expect an offer or feedback. Not recommended. They should be clearer about everything. HR often conveys misinformation, such as stating a job is no longer availa
HR found my profile on LinkedIn. After the team expressed interest, HR contacted me and briefed me about the company. Upon my expressing interest to explore the opportunity, the following interview rounds were conducted: * Telephonic Round * Fac
I received a call from a recruiter who wanted to interview me for a Senior Engineer role. I accepted, and they scheduled an interview. The recruiter mentioned it would be a coding round, so I prepared accordingly. Unfortunately, the interview was ent
Two technical rounds, both related to data science. After completing them, you can't expect an offer or feedback. Not recommended. They should be clearer about everything. HR often conveys misinformation, such as stating a job is no longer availa
HR found my profile on LinkedIn. After the team expressed interest, HR contacted me and briefed me about the company. Upon my expressing interest to explore the opportunity, the following interview rounds were conducted: * Telephonic Round * Fac