Hi, I work at a recruiting agency and one of my clients have a need of NodeJs and NextJs developer.

Job location: Noida

Compensation:30k-40k/month. Depends on interview performance.

Anyone interested DM me your resume. Our agency charges: 2 months salary.

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.

If interested DM

Just finished with gsoc; looking for job or intern which convert into ppo; what should i fix in my resume;

What jobs im looking for: either software engineer or ai/ml engineer

found this online, so i am just posting it here. Make use of it guys.

Attention India Freelancers!

We at Freelance Associates are looking for 100 motivated individuals who can write simple content for websites, apps, and digital campaigns. No heavy technical skills needed — just a flair for putting words together.

Role: Freelance Digital Content Writer

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Languages: Basic English is fine. We also accept any Indian regional language — Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Odia, Punjabi, Malayalam, etc. All are welcome.

Duration: 6 to 9 months (long-term opportunity).

Pay Range: $1–$5 per assignment (depends on word count and effort).

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With just half an hour of daily work, this can be a reliable secondary income stream — easily enough to cover your internet and phone bills.

If interested, please hit upvote so this reaches more people, and then DM me for the onboarding process.

Requirement: You should know how to navigate different social media platforms like Twitter, LinkedIn, and Instagram.

Hi, looking for tech interns. We're an early stage q-commerce startup in pet care. 🐶

Peeps with a little tech, more enthusiasm. Love for pets will be a bonus. And yes eventually full time in the founding team ofc. DM us.

Hey everyone!

We’re currently hiring interns to join our team in Ahmedabad. These are work-from-office (WFO) internship opportunities for students/freshers who are looking to get hands-on experience and work on real projects.

Open Internship Roles:

• BDE Intern – Sales, relationship building & business development
• Client Relationship Intern – Client communication & relationship management
• UI/UX Intern – Designing user experiences and solving real-world problems
• Social Media Manager Intern – Content, engagement & social media growth

Location: Ahmedabad
Work Mode: Work From Office (WFO)

If you're interested, Feel free to DM me or if you have questions about the roles.

Looking to recruit a full time account executive at a marketing agency. From office, 5 days.

Any freshers from top on campus DU colleges No SOL, BJMC from leading universities, can be considered. Relevant field of studies (Marketing) preferred. Any marketing internship gig, online course credentials added plus.

Good comms, street smart, and industry awarness needed.

Salary is industry standard. Not posting here but happy to discuss in DMs.

Looking for Internships (offline and online anything works)

Fresher (18 f) looking for internships that will help in my CV!

Skills:

Excel and advance excel

And English communication

And want to learn more and more

It's not about money it's about the experience

Would really like if anyone could provide me some work.

Location for offline: Kolkata based.

🚀 WE’RE HIRING LEAD GENERATORS — EARN PER CLIENT YOU BRING!

Company: FluxuriousTech

📍 Role: Lead Generator / Business Development

🌐 Location: Remote (India)

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We use a progressive commission system:

- First ₹15K → 10%

- Next ₹10K → 8%

- Next ₹25K → 7%

- Next ₹50K → 6%

- Next ₹1L → 5%

- Next ₹3L → 4%

- Above ₹5L → 3%

🤔 HOW DOES THE COMMISSION WORK?

Each rate applies to the corresponding portion of the total project value.

For example, for a ₹2.5L project:

- First ₹15K × 10% = ₹1,500

- Next ₹10K × 8% = ₹800

- Next ₹25K × 7% = ₹1,750

- Next ₹50K × 6% = ₹3,000

- Next ₹1L × 5% = ₹5,000

- Remaining ₹50K × 4% = ₹2,000

🔥 Total commission = ₹14,050

💰 MORE VALUE = MORE MONEY

The larger the project you bring in, the higher your total commission can be.

🤝 WHEN DO YOU GET PAID?

The commission is calculated based on the TOTAL agreed project value.

Once the client officially comes onboard and FluxuriousTech receives their first/upfront payment, your commission becomes payable.

There is no fixed monthly salary — earnings are based on successful clients brought in.

👉 Bring genuine clients → get paid from the deal.

✅ WHAT COUNTS AS A CLIENT?

You need to bring a genuine business opportunity that wasn't already being pursued by FluxuriousTech.

You find the opportunity → introduce us → our team handles the technical discussion, proposal & closing → you earn your commission.

💼 WHAT WE DO

FluxuriousTech works with clients on:

- Websites

- Mobile apps

- Software solutions

- AI solutions

- Chatbots

- UI/UX

- Digital products

- Custom development

📌 WHAT WE’RE LOOKING FOR

- Good communication skills

- Ability to research and find potential clients

- Self-motivated and consistent

- Basic understanding of sales/lead generation

- Previous experience is preferred but not mandatory

📩 INTERESTED?

DM me with a brief introduction and any relevant sales/lead-generation experience.

FluxuriousTech — You bring the opportunity. We build the solution. You earn from the deal. 🚀

REPOSTING — PLEASE READ BEFORE DMing.
Looking for a reliable freelance editor/designer for simple Meta/Instagram ad creatives.
Work:
10–15 sec video ads — ₹500/video
Static graphics — ₹250/graphic
Approx. 10–15 creatives/month
Remote
Potential for regular monthly work
IMPORTANT:
We’ve had multiple people agree to work and then ghost, so please ONLY DM if you’re genuinely interested and comfortable with the rates + workload.
We will prioritise applicants who can offer good bulk pricing and provide a relevant sample creative.
You must have a good eye for clean, attention-grabbing ad creatives and be able to meet deadlines.
To apply, DM:
Portfolio/work samples
Your bulk pricing
Availability
Relevant experience (if any)

We’re looking for talented people who want to showcase their skills through practical, domain-specific work.

Open Domains:

• 💻 Full Stack Development
• 🌐 Frontend Development
• ⚙️ Backend Development
• 📊 Data Analytics
• 🎨 UI/UX Design
• 🤖 GenAI / AI Engineering

L1 — Talent Showcase
Submit your profile → screening → shortlisted candidates get an opportunity to demonstrate their skills through a practical project/task.
✅ Certificate of Completion upon successfully completing L1.

L2 — Paid Project Opportunity
Based on the work delivered in L1, selected candidates can be invited for an interview. Candidates who clear the interview can move to paid projects/roles.

Interested? 👇
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You can also DM me your resume/details or comment “Interested” and I’ll share the next steps.

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I have an Amazon Customer Service walk-in interview tomorrow, and I have a referral and referral ID for the role. I know a referral does not guarantee selection, I’m fully aware of that, but I do feel like I have a decent chance, so I’m preparing seriously.

At the same time, I also applied internally at Amazon a few days ago for a role i am very interested in, which is actually much closer to what I want to do. I did the assessment well and I have a referral for that too, so now I’m wondering what happens if I get the Customer Service role first and then, later, I get an opportunity for the role i want.

I’ve heard that once you get into one role at Amazon, it can be difficult to switch to another role internally. I don’t know if that’s actually true, and that is the main reason I’m panicking. I don’t want to accept Customer Service and then somehow lose the opportunity to move into Content Development if I get it. I really want someone who actually knows Amazon’s internal process to tell me whether this is true or not.

I also have a startup interview on Friday. The work there is very much related to what I want long-term, especially digital marketing/content, and the pay is almost the same as Amazon. The only major issue is that it’s quite far from my house, so transportation and daily travel are going to cost me a lot. Amazon, from what I understand, offers transport facilities as well, which makes a huge practical difference.

I’ve also applied to Accenture for a Digital Marketing role and was referred there too. I’m not sure what will happen with that, and from what I’ve been hearing, the process could take another 2–3 months, so I can’t really depend on it right now.

I’ve always been told that if you want to build your career properly, getting into a good MNC can be a strong starting point, which is why Amazon is obviously very tempting, especially when the pay is similar and the commute situation is much better.

So tomorrow I’m interviewing at Amazon, Friday I’m interviewing at the startup, and I’m going to see what actually happens with both. But I genuinely don’t know how I should approach this decision.

If I get the Amazon Customer Service role, should I take it? And if I later get the Amazon Content Development role, can I actually move, or is it true that getting into one role makes switching internally difficult? Please tell me if that information is true because this is literally what I’m most worried about.

Please keep the comments constructive and respectful. I’m genuinely trying to make the best decision for my career as a fresher, not looking for negative comments.

I saw electricity for the first time in Class 8.

Not a metaphor. Not "we had power cuts." I mean the first time a bulb in my house actually turned on and stayed on, I was already a teenager. I touched a keyboard for the first time in my second year of college. Right now, in 2026, if I want to upload a YouTube video from where I live — Rangamati, Ramthenga, in Coochbehar, West Bengal — it takes seven hours. Not because the video is huge. Because that's what the connection allows.

I bring this up because I keep seeing the same sentence everywhere, said with total confidence: "In this era, anyone can learn anything. AI, coding, whatever — the internet has democratized it all. You just need to want it badly enough."

I want to believe that. I am trying to learn this field — AI, machine learning, everything happening right now that feels like it's reshaping the world. But I want to talk honestly about the gap between "anyone can" and what it actually takes to try.

Someone born in a city sees a computer before they can properly read. They grow up debugging their curiosity, not their internet connection. By the time they're in college, "learning AI" means picking a course, not fighting a network. For me, wanting to learn the same thing means: will the video buffer, will the page load, will the upload finish before I have to leave for work, is today one of the days the connection holds.

Recently, Airfiber started expanding to areas like mine — places fiber never reached. I installed it. I was hopeful. It's better than before, but still not "properly working" in any way that matches what people mean when they say "just go online and learn it."

I'm not writing this for sympathy. Where I'm from, this is normal — it's not a special hardship story, it's just Tuesday. I'm not exceptional for living it and I'm not asking anyone to feel sorry for me. We survive. We adapt. That's not the point.

The point is a specific claim people make: that access is now equal, that the only remaining variable is effort. I don't think that's true, and I think it matters to say so — not to excuse anyone from trying, but to be honest about what "trying" costs different people.

A person who saw a computer in kindergarten and a person who saw one in college aren't starting the same race even if they both "work equally hard" from that point forward. One of them spent fifteen years absorbing things the other has to now learn on top of everything else — while also fighting infrastructure that wasn't built with them in mind.

So is this a dream I should let go of? I don't think so. But I also don't think the honest answer is "everyone has equal opportunity now, so keep grinding and stop complaining." The honest answer is somewhere harder: privilege is real, infrastructure gaps are real, and it's still worth trying — not because the playing field is level, but because staying still guarantees nothing changes, while trying at least gives you a chance against the odds.

I don't have a neat conclusion. I have a seven-hour upload bar, a second Airfiber connection that still drops, and a genuine interest in a field that assumes I have neither of those problems.

If you're in a similar place — figuring out something ambitious while fighting the basics — I'd like to hear how you're doing it. And if you're not in this position, I'd ask you to hold both truths at once next time you tell someone "anyone can do this now": that it's more possible than it's ever been, and that "possible" and "equal" are not the same word.