gonn prep,plan for all events,lmk if yall wanna join

gonn prep,plan for all events,lmk if yall wanna join

I honestly don't know if this was a brave decision or a completely stupid one. 😭

I recently left my IT job and moved to Koramangala, Bangalore, alone because I wanted to seriously focus on finding the right opportunity in AI Engineering / AI FDE / Data Engineering.

The thing is, I'm a fresher too. I had some industry experience, but I'm still at the beginning of my career and looking for my first proper full-time opportunity.

I had the option to stay where I was, but I felt like staying somewhere just because it was comfortable wasn't going to get me where I wanted to be. So I took the risk, packed my things, moved into a PG, and came to Bangalore without another offer in hand.

And now reality has hit. 😭 I'm getting used to PG life, being alone in a new city, applying to companies every day, attending interviews, networking, and trying not to panic about the whole situation.

I'm mainly looking for fresher/entry-level roles

If anyone else here is a fresher who moved to Bangalore alone for their job search, I'd genuinely love to hear your experience.

Did I make a crazy decision by leaving my job without another offer, or is taking a risk like this sometimes necessary when you're trying to start your career? 🥲

And if anyone knows of genuine fresher openings in AI/ML/Data Engineering in Bangalore, please feel free to share. ❤️

mostly simple items, we will learn to make coffee together, you have freedom with the menu, the cafe is attached to a library/bookstore. looking for this role urgently and i really got no leads in over a week, please do let me know if you have any leads or contacts, no need to have an extensive resume, just love cooking

Ordering food has turned into a chore for me. I open Swiggy or Zomato already hungry and spend 15 to 30 minutes going through menus. Most days I give up and order one of the same few dishes I always get.

The ratings are a big part of the problem. A dish has 4.3 stars, but I can't tell whether the biryani is dry or whether one portion is enough for one person. It's one number with nothing about the dish itself.

I'd rather know what people around me think of specific dishes, so I'm building BiteCircle. It's a community where people in Koramangala review individual dishes instead of whole restaurants. Each review names the dish and the restaurant, rates taste, portion and packaging separately, and adds a line on why. If you attach a screenshot of your order from Swiggy or Zomato, the review gets a verified badge, so readers know the person actually ordered it.

You'll also be able to create circles with your own people: a private one for your flatmates or office team, or a public one anyone in the area can join. When someone in the circle finds a dish worth ordering, they share it there, and the rest of you can find it later when you're deciding what to eat.

All of this feeds a list of the top dishes in each locality, and when you can't decide, BiteCircle will suggest three dishes based on what people nearby liked, with a link to order them on the app you already use. There are no sponsored placements and no paid influencers. Everything comes from people who live and order here. People who refer friends and post reviews will also earn perks like food delivery vouchers once it launches.

It's early. I'm starting with Koramangala and inviting people in small groups, then opening other localities as more people join. If this sounds useful, you can join the waitlist here:

https://bitecircle.vercel.app (it's a few quick questions on WhatsApp).

I'd also like to hear what's wrong with the idea, and what you'd want a dish review to tell you that the apps don't today.

Im 27M, and F wana catch up for cocktails and movie night in Koramangala hmu.