Reality of IT Industry | Career After 40 | Layoffs | Recession | Survive after 40-45 years of Age

[@BrutallyHonest-vq3lh]

Do not listen this kind of people at all. I have 25+ years of Experience in IT, and I recently switched to new Job in Bangalore as Senior Consultant. If I have listened this kind of negative personalities prior to my interview, I would have definitely demotivated. Just keep focus on your Technology, and be open and ready to adapt new versions. You always have better opportunities.

[@Simply-Sahil]

Sir I'm from Tier 3 clg Can you kindly suggest me some tips to bag a job in IT sector with decent 10 LPA?

[@livewith_words]

Can you make data analytics - dashboard ,,for proof ( Corporate it,non it,savings,ages ..etc started & how many reached & how many stared still doing..age wise) Then ...truth difficult to digest....just because u r marble ..all it are not marble)

[@junaidkhankhan4260]

Then you must have started your career at the age of 17,18

[@DeepeshDeomurari]

Todays guest is great man. He is personally helping 1 Lakh techie. Whatever he is saying is very true. I am certified career counselor also, he is bang on what people should do.

[@Amitpatil-g8g]

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[@AkashS97]

I am not from IT but many of my school friends are working in IT since 2017-18. Now we all are 27-28. Few of my IT friends has already launched their own start up and doing well. One of them told me if you are still working at a IT MNC after the age of 35.. You should look for other options and try to get into something else...

[@baseball-cricketfever6281]

I met a group of people in Australia who think if you're still relying on salary after 50 years of age, you have chased wrong goals in your past life. It also means you can and need to take drastic reevaluation of your goals. They're not wrong because they're not working at the age of 55 but still making lots of money for their retirement.

[@baseball-cricketfever6281]

@@sudhakarg8552 How do you know it's incorrect? You don't even know those people.

[@sudhakarg8921]

​@@baseball-cricketfever6281 the fact they are not working due to money

[@baseball-cricketfever6281]

@@sudhakarg8921 Ah I get your cynicism. Do you care if they are working for money or not?

[@baseball-cricketfever6281]

@@sudhakarg8552 I strongly recommend you to read book "Psychology of Money" by Morgan Housel. That book has many examples of people like you using logic as their prime tool of evaluating money matters and their stories end poor & unhappy.

[@pj-guwg43Y]

alag desh alag culture. Australian banne ki koshish mat karo😂 yaha waisa nahi hota. un log ka na family na kuch.

[@PMLighthouse]

If one is in Information Technology field, it is a must to keep catching new tech wave to remain relevant to the industry. If one stops learning new technologies then one becomes redundant and irrelevant given the young blood that comes into the IT. This is what has helped me remain afloat even now at 60. I advise younger ones to keep abreast with latest technologies and save as much as possible to quickly build up a corpus. If one at 40 but riding tech wave, growth is natural. This is true even at 60.

[@kaustavhalder]

Programming is not just a job. Its a skill. Skills are always getting paid. Just need to keep yourself updated. And you can always build things that generate revenues. Money is not limited to 9 to 5.

[@hirusalempuri3907]

Don’t get distracted just and just keep urself updated be vocal that’s all age doesn’t matter

[@slayer81]

Age doesn't matter in western country they always behave like young😂

[@yashvlogs6819]

​@@slayer81 Bruh , why the age will matter in IT industry, you have to sit and work on the laptop.

[@tejasgaikwad7344]

@@yashvlogs6819most of the suicide cases are been noted from the ppls sitting on a laptop and working for days.

[@coding.........]

How many students get motivated through this video like it.....

[@AnjumShaikh-v7z]

NONE

[@onlythereal333]

Sir I'm working in front of zensar in IT , thank you for podcast where you share introvert ppl I'm fresher... ❣️

[@MDADIL-kq3wq]

please refer me in any company if you have any connection.....I have done MCA 2024 and currently looking for job in banglore but not get any response....please refer me as an entry level*

[@yashupadhye6203]

Going to market once a while and knowing our value is Gold Advice👌

[@bevdo-banno3169]

so you mean to say, forget family, kids, friends, outings, any other things just keep on going to market every 2 - 3 years to check whether you are market worthy or not? & end up being in this perpetual race of market worthiness with no prospects of ever settling?

[@yashupadhye6203]

@@bevdo-banno3169 who said to forget family friends and give up your time. Being in IT is continous learning and giving interview is to check our readiness to face any situation in case you get lay off or get nice opportunity. In order to switch you don't prepare a day before interview. Preparation is always continuos process. Daily you learn something new. I doubt even if you are working in IT or not.

[@naveensharma2509]

​@@bevdo-banno3169Job chali gayi to Family, Kids and Life, sab chali jaayengi

[@ShreeRam12783]

Make other source of income. In long term government job best peaceful life

[@allahlesboslu2_9]

​@WatchEverything1😂😂 unless you've reservation

[@livehappily2022]

Bhai,.. government job kaise milega .....1 post per 10000 log

[@livehappily2022]

​@@allahlesboslu2_9 I think aajkal sabko reservation mil gaya hai......even general.... 😂

[@kiete121]

​@WatchEverything1 chaat ka thela lagayega aur kya karega bhai 😢😢😢😢😢

[@ShreeRam12783]

@@livehappily2022 you are right.

[@product-z5b]

The best thing after 40 is to start providing Guidance, training, youtube trainings & Agile coaching. There is no work pressure, deadlines, No deployments & weekend workings in coaching business. Or become a external consultant where you can provide your expert advice. If you are good at talking you don't need to worry after 40. 🙂

[@Aditya-rl1nc]

What should I do, am ordinary in industry and not have any idea to deal with in future

[@AjayChoudhary-on3uw]

One thing that I've learnt from the industry is to keep doing it for yourself while working for the company. Try to make some parallel income which gives you money equivalent to your job. Never be dependent on job100%

[@r2d2s2e2]

There is no specific age. In IT, people who update themselves with the current technology always stay relevant.

[@joysonmiller544]

Now no chances for skilled resources too

[@train_xc]

@@joysonmiller544if you consider yourself resource, then no chance for sure.

[@amit2009mishra]

There are many updated employees in the company.so that is not a guarantee. you can be laid off, even google laid off people.

[@srikanthsv79]

It's about cost saving, they can get younger & cheaper people

[@BeaProgrammer]

Got great insights from this video😀😀

[@sahilgupta4340]

Maintain a learning mindset. Maintain a positive attitude towards situations like layoffs. Introverts could certainly be very good managers. LinkedIn and other social media platforms are very important in the long run. Digital presence yields long-term benefits but takes time to build. thank you....

[@amithaprabhu1266]

Must listen...Every point is useful Anand ji hats off

[@programlearning]

Being an Introvert is not an issue. Introverts can take leadership roles because we like meaningful conversations. But we are not that good at unprofessional small talks. I didn't really face in any major issues in communication in my professional life because of introversion.

[@debadiptasanyal]

That's why it's best to do job till ,40-45 and do perfect investment planning and do do freelancing and business.

[@Bazi-x4u]

All problems has one root cause "few jobs, more people are available in market to do the job". Solution: no solution as of now. If possible migrate, migrate,.... in many countries you can retire as developer, here we have pyramid structure. There is no much competition as their population is less. Even if the competition is there that is not from natives but from desis. Still people are working in legacy systems as developers...

[@hi_vishy]

Absolutely true. Developers here are second class citizens until they become managers.

[@shubhamvvyawahare1693]

Some people saying that they have 40 lpa at the age of 28-29 and why some people are so negative about IT industry.... Tell me following 2 things 1] can anyone get IT job if he has 7 yr gap due to UPSC...if he has good skills as a freelancer 2] can anyone should left government 65k permonth job for IT companies

[@anishvishwakarma3468]

Pta chle to batana

[@user-wb6pb2df1z]

It main bahut tension hain , govt job peaceful job hain

[@anishvishwakarma3468]

Sir, ap phele It sector pe work kiya ha toh kaise experience rha waha means kya chize ha jo bekar lagti ha IT sector me..?

[@shubhamvvyawahare1693]

@@anishvishwakarma3468 time..work life balance...just because IT you have to shift to town whatever your father make property in your hometown..u just have to shift...you have to start from 0....job security ka dar....abhi thik hai after 40+ ka darr

[@anishvishwakarma3468]

I think to do a some business..nd want to build a owned business becoz govt job is too low in packages..it learn you to be limit... Am lil confuse abt that.. Give some view

[@rohanzade4972]

Thanks, Ajay for this wonderful podcast. And very very thankful to Anand sir for sharing precious 20 years exp. Myself Rohan and can relate lot of things in this pocast. I have 12 years of exp, working as a tech manager in Capgemini, Talwade Pune. You said good thing about tech+manager role, the company will retain them in a layoff situation. But currently, my role is 10% tech and 90%manager. My thought process is, that replacement is easy for the managerial role but replacement of a techie is a bit difficult. So doesn't matter how much you have exp 15 or 20 years, stick to the technical work and keep your hands dirty in coding. In layoffs only two kind of roles get fired 1. managers who are just managing projects (like managing cost, time,risk , budget , ) 2. folks with poor skills or having less experience 2. Second thing i can relate with introvert. Yes am also introvert but am best at my work whether it is requirement gathering, technical discussion, dealing with non technical clients. 3. Now started with learning cloud technologies and shifting percentage from 10 to 90 % in tech

[@toofani]

I am 35, laid off recently after working in one company for 11 years. I am Salesforce Admin, not able to find a new job cause the new company expect Admin to have Developer skillset aswell. Its nightmare for mature grown up man with family to live without Job. I wish I'd knew about the 'going to market once in a while approach'.

[@idiotsontheroad-ind4681]

Maybe you're not finding a job on the right platform

[@toofani]

@@idiotsontheroad-ind4681 I am trying on LinkedIn. Let me know if you have any idea about other platforms.

[@anonymouscommenta]

how much have you earn in last 11 years

[@jinfin221]

Shaadi nhi karne the na😂

[@toofani]

@@jinfin221 Ye honewala hai pata hota to nahi karte 😒😒

[@smookerji]

Am an old horse in IT at my late forties, especially post COVID. Huge financial loss! No one cares of earned knowledge in the last 23 years of tenure. Only gen-X gets immense value and appeasing them. Now and to me just to have a job is more than enough. Thankfully I do not have family.

[@Takeiteasy-ht2ov]

I've noticed a trend where people continue coding even after 15 to 20 years of experience. In my team in the US, employees work as leads and developers until retirement.

[@shobheetsaxena7578]

The best part is technical+manager =real manager

[@RishiSharma-ti4bt]

Best underrated video on KZbin, amazing visuals and insights of Sir.

[@shobhitkumar935]

Anand sir is most genuine person whatever comment he has mentioned it's practically truth!

[@sowjanyap5827]

I’m an introvert but managing IT projects from last 18 yrs. Also only in India it is expected to become a manager after some years of experience. In other countries you can do coding or testing forever and still be respected for your experience.

[@automationguy9942]

Well said. Actually I see it a bit differently. This sudden career growth like moving from Jr Software engineer to senior software engineer is credited by these companies so that a guy Senior software engineer will get more billing from client. Thats why companies will prefer to change someone title to SSE for their own benefit of course by increasing salary too. I work overseas from around 7 years I have several team members who are Senior Software Engineer with 30-35 yrs of IT Development experience. I can bet to replace those type of 1 person. Will require (5-6 software engineers in Any consulting firm offshore) here if senior is before the title then consider that person has something special. On salary front they earn more than a manager 😂. Most of such highly experienced person work as contractors.

[@SahilArora21]

So bat ki ek bat! Koi Business ya Job mein bina "LUCK" k support k koi grow nhi krsakta. Chahe koi kitna hi zor lagale. Hardwork and Luck go hand in hand! I've witnessed this myself in my own team. Kuch log apna pichwada ghasit ghasit k bhi success hasil nhi krpate, for some achieving success is a piece of cake, for them, little to no efforts and success is theirs! It happened in past, it's happening in 2024 and will continue even in future. Period!!!

[@reginageorgetownuni]

We desperately need "career and educational fairs" for students and parents.... sabko bas engineering, govt job, CA hi karna hai meanwhile plumbing, electrician, carpentry ke jobs itna kama rahe hai kyuki waha vacancies ho gayi hai... vocational training should be more important than degree and professional training...

[@AbhijitSalunkhe-k1j]

Everyone is talking about getting laidoff becuase of techology trends, no one is talking about the fact compay do lay you off if you are not fit. I have around 17 years of experience. I got seriously ill and was out of work (sick leaves) for 4 month, after recovery when i joined back I was removed from the project looking at risk, HR gave me 1 month to find another project, I found one joined that project but after one month of joinging new project put my resignation out of self respect I got 3 offers from other companies, hence point to learn is always love your job but never love your company and go into comfot zone you never know when your company will stop loving you. My skills were my job security.

[@sanatanihindu383]

but sir as you mentioned 17 years of experienced so I think you have make a good fortune in these last 17 years even if you retire in next 4-5 years you can still live happily because it engineers earn good amount of money

[@niladrimohanty6493]

Sir aap jo bol rahe hain we know all these gyans, but how to implement practially you should share and guide.

[@zubairvlogs4986]

After three years I accepted the reality that IT person can't enjoy life, he isn't able to spend quality time with family. Other family members just see the high income of developer but they don't know the harsh truth behind the scene. I joined the industry with high income dreams living a luxury life. Now after 3 years I'm an introvert person. I have to sit almost 12 hours on the chair, I've to focus on the problems I've to answer to my boss. This the reality

[@sanatanihindu383]

so what should i do bro i am 22 now and confused between government and it , because we know how much competition is in government job there is no confirmation of success in those exam

[@sainan4544]

Bhai agar kaam aata hoga to it me difficulties na hi hoti he, ye jo bhi cry kar rhe he unhe aapna kaam bhi nahi aata dhang se, aur Corporte world me NO Bolna bhi nahi aata. Aapne time pe kaam karo aur ghar jao. Overwork ke liye saff NO bolo. ​@@sanatanihindu383

[@sainan4544]

​@sanatanihindu383 abhi young ho to try kar sakte ho gov job lekin general category me ho to bhit hi hard hoga karna. But government job is far berter than private job for peace in life. There is no denying it.

[@sanatanihindu383]

@@sainan4544 right now I am searching job in IT ek baar job mil gyi toh sath mai koshish kar lunga job ke sath

[@MisbhaHasan]

Anand's 'talking is clear and interesting . The hosts English and Hindi both are sub standard. And a constant fake smile is making watching him a very let down.

[@abhaykarekar396]

If you have mastered any one skill, you will get job anywhere in the world at any age (applicable to IT industry as well). I got at 57.

[@srikanthsv79]

Nope, it's about cost saving for the organizations

[@RishiSharma-ti4bt]

Brother your voice is very loud, very clear, very calm, very intellectual and very crisp voice.

[@caltiger974]

I am an American Indian (Indian by birth) and I wish these guys would ask questions in English. How many people speak Hindi here? If IT, English is the norm. Am I correct guys? Thanks PS: Provide an option with AI to translate Hindi>> English🙂

[@Mindgamer2702]

English subtitles are available sir, please enable it.

[@YUNGHOGbeats]

Build connections. Throughout your career you will be meeting a lot of people like clients, business owners, developers, designers. Find any leads.

[@PMukherji-cu9gv]

It's not about introverts can't be managers,they can be good managers if they are "interested" in managing people (let it be clients or teams) and willing to do justice to that role. As you said, those roles added fuel to your fire ,make you feel "passionate" but The thing is what about people who may have the best communication skills but don't have an inclination or "interest" in managerial or lead roles.. The main problem specially in India is you will be kind of "forced" to pick up those roles after merely 10 years of experience, some people may be fine with team member roles with salary as per it in the long run because their priorities are different and they are not keen in management roles. What do they do?

[@tteejjj]

You must follow Aanand sir....he explains ground reality and how to face them🎉🎉

[@user-wq2sr2wp4x]

The information is very useful for fresher as well as experienced person...Thanks Ajay & Anand

[@TechnicalSuneja]

Glad you enjoyed it! :-)

[@Ajay_jj]

Hi Ajay , Thanks for this wonderful podcast Currently having 3 years of experience in IT . I learnt so many things today. Thanks once again ❤

[@ShailendraSingh-po8eb]

I worked in IT for 44 years since 1978 in technical area. I did not want to go into management. I retired at age 70 but I was bored in few months so I applied for job and found a good job in IT within a month. I am 72 and still enjoying working in IT doing hands on technical work.

[@ItGuy-b9b]

In india?

[@ZaraAdams-k7g]

You must be a foreigner as average Indian works from grave at this age

[@siddharthasaini7436]

Please Make video on DATA ANALYST. I think Peoples are most Focusing in this field

[@dhruvd8376]

I have 35 years of IT experience, I have had various positions in two main companies, 1 company lasted 10 years and 2nd company is currently 13 years and going, currently I am 46 and don't intend to leave this company for at least another 10-20 years until I retire. So it's not true that IT jobs are not possible after 40

[@shantanumore5675]

misguiding people, and speaking negative things gains more attention. That's it. Otherwise in personal life and personal careeer he is failure :)

[@joysonmiller544]

Everything seems fine....until something really bad happens...wait until u get fired

[@kumarm2885]

Exactly said it's ture man.

[@anonymous-fo8eb]

You are having 35 years experience in IT out of your 46 years, unbelievable. Is it true. So logical to assume you must have started when at the age of 10.

[@laheart1957]

To say that after 40 life in IT comes to an end is BULLSHIT. Ageism is a reality especially in India where there are NO LAWS against discrimination on the basis of age. It’s prevalent in a small way in a hidden way in the west. But there all is not list. I personally know of people who have non technical roles as business analysts, scrum masters, scaled agile SM, agile coaches, Safe program consultants and Release train engineers WHO ARE THRIVING. Yes there’s continuous education, training and certification to keep up with the market trends, but all is not lost.

[@kotharishashank]

Working in outsourcing in not a career. Always homegrown companies or a product based company who makes real products and not just software products.

[@sivas8587]

We got two gems here......really appreciates....wonderful session....feeling so great and luck to be here.....thank God here...

[@ShubhVerma-CSE-ENGR]

Like amazing the podcast❤❤ Bhaiya🎉🎉

[@TechnicalSuneja]

Glad you liked it :-)

[@vimalmuradiya1072]

Summary: be an expert in your core technology and explore around it then nobody can snatch your job even till the age of 50.

[@prasanjeetnayak8253]

​@@gyanaavaibhavI have heard that hardware engineers don't face ageism like software engineers,rather experienced HWE are valued more even in their 50s..is it true?

[@srikanthsv79]

Companies see cost, if they can get people younger to learn from you for negligible salary then you won't be needed

[@peterjim6646]

Corporates hate people who say No, but you should also learn the art of when to say Yes and No😉

[@TechLead-DOTNET]

Very practical and real ground points discussed ..... Thank you so much

[@rohitchitampalle276]

Amazing Bhaiya This is very help Full . thougths said by @Anand Sir 😊🙏

[@TechnicalSuneja]

Glad you liked it :-)

[@nammorapayana2669]

this CarrerTalk guy simply speaking same , trivial & commonsense thing with different words and in different Podcast. I think he is planning to retire and want to create some alternate income source. After some days he will come up with online training, coaching class etc. I am doing what is comfortable to me & not putting extra effort, still surviving in the industry more than 17 years. Guys don't take stress, just keep enjoying your work, Save and invest wisely.

[@mr-black_rock321]

I did Java in 2000 , I had lots of expectation to get good job, but unfortunately no job in market even small company didn't hire me. I was expert in EJB , RMI, JAVA SERVLET and JSP .

[@umeshsonune7018]

Have you given any interview?

[@mr-black_rock321]

@@umeshsonune7018 those days i have given interview in sun micro system

[@CraZyCEnts123]

Abroad me bahut scope hai IT me, waha Age matter nahi karta, Ek sir hai humare yaha 60 years k unko job mila hai as an Automation Tester

[@diwakardayal954]

did he just switch to IT sector ?

[@joysonmiller544]

@@diwakardayal954 arey bhai...kaunsa company hai..hum bhi automation tester hai idar..expert....aur uss aadmi ka naam bhi batao

[@AmanKumar-fb9ug]

This is one of the best podcast in your channel. Really helpful

[@sunilkumar583]

In govt job even working for 5 yrs is difficult with low salary, transfer, political interferance and bossism.

[@HarpreetSingh1991]

First time watching. Subscribed

[@ravijeeverma876]

दो ही उपाय हैं जीवन मे शांति के लिए। या तो सरकारी नोकरी की तैयारी करो और नोकरी लो। या नही तो अपना व्यापार करो छोटा सही। दोनों रास्तो में शुरुआती 4 से 5 साल में संघर्ष है लेकिन जीवन में सुख समृद्धि निश्चिन्ता आ जाती है। न तो 40 के बाद स्टेबिलिटी का डर न तो ले ऑफ का डर

[@saurabhkanchan6645]

Bilkul sahi kaha

[@BabanKhatke]

Business kabhi bhi band ho sakta hai.

[@ravijeeverma876]

@@BabanKhatke प्राइवेट नोकरी से कभी भी layoff , fire हो सकते हो। बिज़नेस करे तो पैसा सम्भाल के रखना । आड़े वक़्त में काम देता

[@BabanKhatke]

@@ravijeeverma876 bhai mai sirf ye khe raha hoon ki sabka Business Profitable nhi hota bhaut say log tagda ghata bhi khate hain.

[@ravijeeverma876]

@@BabanKhatke business mei bhi initial 4 se 5 sal tak bhut mehnat hai. Lekin usi 4 5 sal tik gye toh business accha ho jata hai

[@Nick-eb7up]

==>Important Point:Sir IT Induatry Se Kisi Upwork Proposal Writing Expert Ko Le Ke AO BDE Profile Walon Ko Bhi Motivation Milegi, Sir

[@SadikSutar]

The Mind blowing brushes session is absolutely fine work by both of you...thanks a lot for this podcast❤

[@manumaunman]

too much of mind blowing on social media 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@harshitrastogi866]

Why are u creating fear among people there are people even in their 20s who got laid off and number is in thousands And I know people in their 50s successfully working in IT And that number is also in thousands 😊

[@srikanthsv79]

Do you not know how companies work?

[@Bartwal11]

Ek video hiring k upar chaiye current scenario ko dekh kr

[@TechnicalSuneja]

I'll work on creating the same video.It will be out very soon :-)

[@tteejjj]

Following you both... amazing and favourite KZbinr🎉🎉🎉

[@Sahibaathaiji]

many people will say makw another source of income but in reality its not possible for everyone. I would say start investing and consult with financial advisor to plan your journey. Believe me that will give you confidence.

[@Professor480]

Being a Berojgaar...i am also getting lots of inspiration from you sir...😌🙏

[@Sachin_kumar709]

Degree kisme ki h bhai?

[@Professor480]

I am certified cloud engineer with engineering background..😭​@@Sachin_kumar709

[@anuragpant2632]

Same here berojgar BE electrical

[@Sachin_kumar709]

@@anuragpant2632 2023? Passout?

[@anuragpant2632]

@@Sachin_kumar709 2019 🤐

[@kartikey0208]

Lovely podcast Lovely topic Lovely guest 🙏🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻❤

[@arjun_prmkmr]

Meaning no disrespect to Anand, I want to say that he's milked this "Career in IT after 40" topic enough. His own channel talks about the same and then there is a lot of generic advice, which might be useful to a few, but their career wouldn't be any further off if they don't listen to him either. If he's serious about spreading knowledge, he should be focusing on non-generic, anecdotal content, instead of saying, "this is how you should talk to your boss", "your career after 40" and stuff.

[@coding.........]

Thank u so much for your upcoming videos

[@TechnicalSuneja]

Glad it was helpful! :-)

[@amolsingh2324]

A very good question skipped without being answered at 08:40 and later the discussion went on some other page

[@dsinghr]

If you are a solid engineer, there will always be demand

[@vineetkumartiwary2241]

Guidence ❤ 💯 Honest Podcast 👍

[@TechnicalSuneja]

Glad you liked it :-)

[@jerryb1705]

A very insightful talk. Thanks for sharing!

[@binaramani3249]

Young people please note that this is his experience not yours. In software industry working environment is very different between a foreign company and Indian company, product company and project based company, small company and large company. One example I can share. Two people from ISC banagalre joined 2 different companies. One worked with an MNC for a huge packet. Other one workd with Infosys for not so much. After 2 years they compared their financial condition. MNC guy was surprised that infy guy has made lot more. How? cause infy huy was in US for 18 months 🤣🤣.

[@iamthearpan]

Sir, Please make a series to Make a nural network from scratch. Without any external library in JavaScript. And use it some real word use cases.

[@TechnicalSuneja]

Noted for future video :-)

[@sravanthikondeti6303]

I understand my strength

[@nikunjvagadiya9358]

Today prodcast very super very informative ❤

[@TechnicalSuneja]

Glad you liked it :-)

[@pratyushpandit727]

This info. makes us understand bout the hard time & certainly this time

[@manishsharma9693]

Very honest interview.. Thanks

[@RajSekharK]

lot of good questions asked, thanks for this episode.

[@TechnicalSuneja]

Glad you enjoyed it! :-)

[@keepcalmuvlb5n]

Questions were on point. Keep it up❤

[@rakeshjha6545]

Great experience to watch your discussion.

[@abhishekdhasmana9341]

Very informative video Ajay.. Keep it up!!

[@TechnicalSuneja]

Glad you enjoyed it! :-)

[@mohdshadab5604]

Bhai could u please make a podcast or something regarding to jobs as GenAI and prompt engineer developer in India thanks!

[@TechnicalSuneja]

Noted for future video :-)

[@idiotsontheroad-ind4681]

There will never be a job for a prompt engineer. This is no real skill.

[@mohdshadab5604]

@@idiotsontheroad-ind4681 there are few but then there should be something in genAI atleast as it hot skill and everyone is using it

[@mallusingh1318]

IT careers cease to exist after 40. Thats the reality. Talking of learning and being flexible is non sense. Its like telling Sachin Tendulkar to adapt to play till 60s.

[@sriramramamoorthy-v5g]

Nice interview, very apt for current generation

[@Vishal_falke]

I didn't expected it ❤❤❤❤

[@TechnicalSuneja]

Glad it was helpful! :-)

[@CareerTalk]

Thanks a lot Vishal

[@Vishal_falke]

Sir i had been following both of you for long times and it's always motivating me 🥺❤️❤️❤️

[@kiete121]

​@@CareerTalk 40 saal ki umar ke baad kya karenge sir chaat ka thela lagana padega kya 😢😢😢. mai toh Btech krliya mera Paisa barbaad chala gya bccc ab lagta hn sarkari Naukri ki tayari karni padegi

[@nikeshsingh2081]

​@@kiete121bhi same situation

[@pawankumarsahu1527]

Please prepare a video as to how BBA/BCom/BMS/MBA (Tier 2) college students can develop tech skills ( like analytics and data science jobs). How to make a career transition to analytics and data science jobs.

[@bhaveshparmar2263]

Awesome podcast sir it will motivate me

[@TechnicalSuneja]

Glad to hear that :-)

[@nandu31_]

Very motivating podcasts

[@TechnicalSuneja]

Glad you think so! :-)

[@sanujitroy6830]

IT industry going down with layoffs and resignation rising quickly

[@celtic_rider01]

You can become project manager IT in government Bank which is safe like SBI.

[@adityaanand.]

He will have to crack exams and interviews

[@celtic_rider01]

@@adityaanand. No, it's a senior role so procedure is different like 5 years in IT and some certification in pmp.Just a interview.It comes under Sbi specialist officers.

[@satyendra85]

I switched to IT from private accounting job around 5 years ago.. fortunate to moved into this field as I am getting remote work, weekend off, festival off 28 yearly leaves and not more then 3 hours job daily.. i am 36 currently and Yes I explore in Market 3 4 times in a year just to test my skills... I am on functional side and the greatest skills if you ask me to rate myself is my communication skills.

[@tusharshrivastava126]

Bhai.. How you moved from accounting to IT. I am 26 year old with 4 year gap. What should I do

[@tusharshrivastava126]

Please sir guide🙏🙏

[@harshharsh4190]

@@tusharshrivastava126same problem bro i am also unemployed from4 years any job for bsc it we are in same situation 😢😢

[@Foodieclubhaqse]

​@@harshharsh4190same bio or maths

[@CrazyGamer-fx3rs]

Thankyou for this video it would be helpful😀

[@TechnicalSuneja]

Glad it was helpful! :-)

[@Sandbox-coder]

Hi Anand how many times you have been to market?? Expecting genuine answer here

[@Aijazkhan460]

Fantastic man! great session and tips from Anand sir.

[@shashiranjan7451]

Very good podcast. Thank You

[@digrajerahul]

Very informative podcast

[@TechnicalSuneja]

Glad you think so! :-)

[@Miskvin]

Really helpful and motivational thanks 🎉🎉

[@TechnicalSuneja]

Glad you enjoyed it! :-)

[@SachinSingh-wp6sk]

In beginning face if you face layoff that’s okay you can easily catch another job but if you have 10 to 15 years experience it definitely tough to get in job again … because of after 12-15 years experience there many different financial responsibilities because people want to purchase house , car, and school fee. This is toughest time teaching to 40’s.