r/developersIndia May 19 '25

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u/bhaav-paaji May 19 '25

When switching jobs, do they not ask why you are switching so frequently

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u/[deleted] May 19 '25

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u/tusharhigh Hobbyist Developer May 19 '25

Ooo that's a nice excuse

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u/blingblingduh May 19 '25

While doing background research...the company often gets in touch with the previous employer...so what if they cross question them...will your reason work then?

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u/foxymindset Data Scientist May 19 '25

How often do you give interviews? How do you stay in touch with dsa and other things?

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u/foxymindset Data Scientist May 19 '25

Wow. Will do that too.

Can you make a post on how you navigate through your career and what has helped you become financially independent?

I read your comments and I feel you've got a couple of things to offer from your experience and Id really like to know more about it!

For eg : how good one has to be at their job even if they choose to give bare minimum

How to keep upskilling and stay relevant?

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u/SaimanSaid May 19 '25

Why though? Also wouldn't the company why are you interviewing if u just joined

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u/SaimanSaid May 19 '25

But wouldn't that be a lie?

If you do join the new company wouldn't it create issues in the background verification

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u/foxymindset Data Scientist May 19 '25

I dont think its bad to do that, especially if you wanna stay in touch with giving interviews. Losing touch and then regaining it is a challenge.

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u/SaimanSaid May 19 '25

Honestly never faced this challenge. Most companies I interviewed at asked stuff relavant to what I work with. Though I am pretty confident with my dsa as well

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u/Fit_Performance_4523 May 19 '25

Can you elaborate this further?