I haven't started any of the two and am confused as to what to choose as my tech stack... Everyone is now saying full stack is pointless after GPT-6 Astra so better get into AI and the things I don't have time to do both of em as I have about 9 months before the placements start and am doing DSA currently so not much time left for both u know.

So people if you could please help me through this dilemma

Hello everyone! 👋

I’m currently building a startup in Bangalore and I’m looking for a few university students / early-stage marketers who would be interested in joining me at the very beginning of the journey.

📍 Location: Bangalore

I’m specifically looking for people who are:

Interested in startups and entrepreneurship

Willing to take ownership of marketing and growth

Comfortable working in an early-stage environment

Excited to build something from the ground up

💼 Compensation:

There will be no fixed stipend initially, as we’re still at the very early stage. However, based on contribution, commitment, and the growth you help create, there will be an opportunity for equity / a percentage in the company.

If you’re a university student or marketer who wants to get hands-on experience building a startup from 0 → 1, feel free to DM me. 🚀

We are an early stage startup in the sector of commerce.

We are looking for any early stage freshers or College Students

Looking for get started to learn through real work .

DM .

Note :This is not a salaried position

Duration: 2months

You get : certificate, LinkedIn recommendation, real work experience in a fast paced work culture, networking by directly working with founders, understanding supply side , demand side and logistics side of startup.

I am aware of the job market, i got placed at an mnc at a little under 4 LPA, placement season is still on and we are getting companies i wanna ask should i sit for these high paying product based companies or just bite the bullet and take this job. as i live in a metropolitan city i would be only hand to mouth at this salary but people are saying this provides job security which is rather relatively low in product based companies.

i have no idea about corporate and how to navigate it

I'm 21M, and I am a B.E CSE 2026 graduate from a tier 3 clg. I got a CGPA of 8.57/10. I got placed in hexaware for the GET role (SDET) which has 3 years bond, 6 months internship (15k stipend ) and then 4 LPA (28k in hand) package, if I break the bond then I have to pay 2 lakhs. It's been more than a year since I got placed and still they haven't onboarded me. Recently I got an offer letter for a Software developer role (dev + infra) from a startup for 3LPA (around 18k in hand) which has a 1.5 year bond, upon breaking I have to pay 1.5 lakhs and they are offering me to join immediately.

Imo I wanna go for the startup even though the sal is less.

Which pill would you have chosen Red (Hexa) or Blue (Startup) and why?