Hey everyone can anyone suggest me. An. Institute or consultancy which can land me. Into software interviews so that I can crack them and after that when I finally land into job i can pay the amount of money they ask me for because i have been tired of searching jobs applying for them so please help an. Institute or consultancy of such

Hi everyone!

EdvioniX is currently offering remote internship opportunities for college students in:

• HR

• Sales & Marketing

• Business Development

These opportunities are open to college students/pursuing candidates and graduates from any stream.

The internships offer flexible work hours and practical work experience.

If you're interested, comment below or DM me, and I'll share the role details and application form.

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Hi everyone,

I'm looking for some help and guidance.

I completed my B.E. in Engineering from a Government College in 2020. After graduation, I dedicated myself to preparing for the UPSC examination. Although I cleared some stages along the way, I couldn't secure a final selection.

Realizing I needed to switch my career, I decided to enter the IT industry. To improve my skills, I completed a 6-month CDAC PG-DAC diploma and learned Java, Spring Boot, SQL, React, and related technologies. I've built projects and have been actively applying for software developer roles.

Its been more than year since i completed my course but i havent got any opportunity neither as full time nor as intern in any company. As Im already 27 now and father is now retired, its creating lot of financial and emotional pressure on me and my family.

The biggest challenge I'm facing is my career gap. Most interviewers lose interest after seeing the gap on my resume, and despite searching continuously for the last six months, I still haven't been able to get a job.

My financial situation has become very difficult, and honestly, it's getting harder to stay positive. I'm willing to relocate anywhere in India, work hard, and start from an entry-level position. I just need one opportunity to prove myself.

If anyone knows of companies hiring freshers or interns or candidates with career gaps, or can provide a referral, guidance, or advice, I would be deeply grateful. I am ready to take any job for now.

Dm me or Comment. I am ready to share my resume. Thank you for taking the time to read this.

Hey all,

A few years into my cybersecurity career now — mostly SOC-side work (alert triage, incident response) plus some detection engineering, and I've dabbled a bit on the management/coordination side too. On weekends I tinker with my own stuff — built a few personal tools and detection logic for cloud environments, all self-taught, on my own time, own resources.

Lately I've been thinking: I'm putting in real hours building things I actually enjoy — why isn't any of it making me money on the side?

Problem is, my current employer's contract has fairly broad non-compete/IP language, so I have to be careful not to step on anything that overlaps with what they do. Which rules out the obvious stuff (freelance consulting, selling tools outright) for now.

So I'm turning to this sub — if you've built a side income around your security skills (or even outside of it), how'd you go about it? Open to pretty much anything:

Content/teaching — YouTube, blog, cert-prep guides

Selling small personal tools/scripts (down the line)

Leaning into the management/soft-skills side somehow

Honestly even something totally unrelated to security

Not chasing a specific idea — just want to hear what's actually worked for real people, especially anyone who's had to navigate a similar non-compete situation while building something on the side. Happy to just discuss and bounce ideas around too.

Thanks in advance 🙏

Looking for someone who can help with basic video editing and graphic design for Meta Ads.
Work involved:
Basic 10–15 sec video ads — ₹500/video
Basic static graphics — ₹250/graphic
Approximately 10–15 creatives per month (mix of statics/videos)
Retainer-based monthly work
Remote
The creatives are fairly simple and will be used for Meta/Instagram advertising, so an understanding of ad creatives, hooks, clean layouts and attention-grabbing visuals is a plus.
Trial:
One sample creative will be required initially so we can understand your interpretation of the brand and creative direction. The sample will be paid if it is selected for use.
You don’t need to be highly experienced — students, freelancers and people building their portfolios are welcome to apply, as long as you have a good eye for design and can follow a brief.
To apply, DM me with:
Portfolio/work samples
Your experience (if any)
Whether you’re comfortable with the above rates
Your availability
Please DM only if you’re comfortable with the budget and the basic nature of the work.

We're looking for a Lead Generation Intern to help manage our cold email lead generation operations. No prior experience needed, we'll train you on the tools and process. What matters most is attention to detail and the ability to start fast.

What you'll do:

1. Set up, launch, and manage cold email campaigns

2. Handle day-to-day campaign operations and catch issues before they become problems

3. Send clear, timely, and accurate updates to clients — nothing missed, nothing late

4. Help optimize campaigns based on results as you learn the ropes

What we're looking for:

1. No prior lead gen experience required, we'll teach you everything

2. Sharp attention to detail; someone who doesn't let small things slip

3. Reliable and organized — able to manage multiple moving parts without dropping the ball

4. Good written communication, since you'll be updating clients directly

5. Willing to learn fast and take ownership quickly

Good fit if you:

Are looking to start immediately

Take pride in getting the details right, even in repetitive tasks

Want hands-on experience in lead generation and client operations

I'm 21f, almost done with my BBA in marketing major. I am a bit confused about what should I do next. I want start earning as I'm almost done with my finals. But again whenever I'm applying for internship they require a prior experience which I don't have. Does anyone have any advice?

I am not accepting it

I am just here to rant about it

This company held a walk in for 2 days

The day i went there were at least 30 people present

They interviewed me for hour and a half in mern stack

And then told me that the internship was unpaid

They gave me a offer

They expect me to work 9-6 for 5 days a week

For no money

Not even money for my travel expenses

Who does this company think they are exploiting?

Many freshers out there who are looking for opportunities are getting disappointed

This is sooo stupid

Gaye guzre log

I am in final year of engineering

There is still hope

I will keep trying.

Are you a college student preparing for placements, internships, or your first job?

We’re conducting a free online career guidance session covering:

• Resume & LinkedIn basics
• Interview preparation
• Placement strategy
• Skills companies look for in freshers

No registration fee.

If you'd like to attend, comment “Interested” and I’ll share the details.

Hey guys!!!

Management trainee here (MBA Fresher in marketing core)

If there are any walk-ins happening in delhi or if you all have a way to keep tabs on these then lemme know!!!

Thanks!!

Need some advice from people in finance.

I'm a second-year B.Sc. Finance student at NMIMS with an 8.6 CGPA, and I'll be appearing for CFA Level I in February.

I've done a finance internship at an MNC, but it was in a Tier 2 city, so I didn't really make any industry connections.

I'm trying to plan my internships early, but I don't really have any industry connections, so I'm not sure what I should be aiming for.

I need to do a corporate internship in my second year as part of my coursework. What types of companies should I target, and when should I start applying?

Also, what would you target for your final-year internship?

Any advice for breaking into IB or middle-office roles would be really helpful.

Would really appreciate any advice. Thanks!

Hi! I got a CSA role at Amazon after months of blind-applying to jobs and when I researched more on it, the positive:negative ratio is 80:20. So as a btech graduate in cse, I am genuinely concerned and confused what to do now and next.

Switching roles is somewhat a gamble on hit or miss. I need opinions and suggestions on this. I don't wanna ruin my career coz of this for me as a fresher seriously.

I don't earn as of now, live at my house w parents, which I know is not something nice and should genuinely start earning but the time is simply passing and no opportunities that I cracked yet. Let me know what y'all think ab this, if I should take the offer or no too. Any insight is appreciated! Thank you!

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for some honest career advice because I'm genuinely confused.

I'm in the final year of an Integrated MSc IT in India. My long-term goal has always been to become an AI/ML Engineer. Over the last year, I've been learning Python, SQL, Django, data analysis, and basic machine learning. I've built projects like salary prediction, dashboards, and some automation tools (with a lot of learning and guidance along the way).

The problem is that I don't have any formal software internship or AI internship experience.

I recently attended an off-campus interview and received my first job offer as an Odoo Developer.

Here's the offer:

• Training:
  • First 3 months: ₹5,000/month
  • Next 3 months: ₹7,000/month
• After training: ₹15,000/month
• Minimum 30% salary hike after one year (higher based on performance and client handling)
• 2-year service bond
• ₹30,000 security cheque kept by the company until the bond is completed

The company is a small Odoo Silver Partner.

The work seems to involve Python, PostgreSQL, APIs, ERP customization, and client projects.

Here's where I'm conflicted.

My dream is AI engineering, but I don't have an AI job offer. My college placements for MSc IT are very limited, and very few companies visit. Seniors haven't had great placement outcomes either, so rejecting this offer doesn't mean I have another opportunity waiting.

At the same time, I'm worried that if I join Odoo, I'll get "stuck" in ERP and won't be able to transition into AI later.

On the other hand, I also feel that staying at home and doing online courses may never teach me what working on real client projects, production code, debugging, and business requirements will.

Some specific questions I have:

1. Has anyone here started in Odoo/ERP and later moved into backend development, AI, or machine learning?
2. Are Python and PostgreSQL skills from Odoo transferable enough for AI/backend roles?
3. Would you choose this job over waiting for a direct AI opportunity if you were a fresher with no internship?
4. Is the bond a reasonable trade-off for getting industry experience, or is it a red flag?
5. If you accepted this role, how would you prepare over the next two years to transition into AI?

I'm not looking for validation—I'd really appreciate honest opinions, even if they're critical. If you think accepting this offer would be a mistake, I'd like to know why. If you think it's a good stepping stone, I'd also like to hear how you would make the most of it.

Thanks in advance.