Why I left 1 Crore+ Salary, Left my Dream Job in 6 months | Gave up 5 Lakhs Bonus, Lakhs of Stocks!

[@KeertiPurswani]

The first huge announcement is up. Join the 5-Week LIVE HLD course, know details and enrol now - www.educosys.com/ kzbin.info/www/bejne/q2KnlHivi5hmfZI

[@kshitijkumre9895]

I think you want to work in every company of the world.

[@venkatalladi3287]

Do you have any upcoming live classes scheduled for USA EST?

[@bishalsingh4687]

i have a genuine question, why do you want to teach something to students which you yourself find not satisfying (it even make us doubt on our goals), i think if you really want to teach something then please teach 'how to teach' as the next market is going to be the one you and others few youtubers has chosen. and if i m wrong then please make your point and reply your response would be highly appreciated.

[@hossainurrahaman]

The main reason I can't leave my job, though I hate it, is the financial dependency. Everyone wants to follow their heart and do what they love.

[@KeertiPurswani]

Completely agree. I am just lucky to have no-one financially depend on me, and I have saved enough for myself atleast for significant amount of time.

[@ishitadhar2802]

@@rishovbarai yeah right? thank god i am not a man...not being feminist tho

[@sayantandatta2996]

This is true bro a lot of Indian are not happy at all with their job. But we are still a developing nation we will soon become financially independent. If creators/ teacher like this are available for us. And Open Sourcing is the hope for us.

[@shikhadawer5742]

It depends on how supportive n caring are people who surrounds you n also if you are financially free or not. If somebody financially dependant on you.

[@ashwinnema06]

You can try to switch jobs

[@abhanshgiri2708]

Actual video starts at 4:00

[@K.I.N.G234]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@6112arjun]

Yeah, Great . Wasting away my afternoons listening to Tech youtuber's telling about how they left offers worth Crores, getting offers from Uber , Amazon london. How does it help me? Work culture? Freshers are lined up to do jobs of Manual testing for 15k/month in Bangalore. Sorry for the rant , but it really does not help anyone . Your primary audience struggles with getting even a basic job and here you are bragging about your multiple offers from Faang and abroad

[@-BarathKumarS]

LMAO,right. What fking bs of a video this is,she left atlassian because she got better offers abroad.What's left to say in a 20 minute video?

[@K.I.N.G234]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@RoyalNomad]

Reevaluating Career Plans 00:26 Contemplating Difficult Decisions 00:58 Choosing to Pursue New Opportunities 03:23 Passion for Teaching and Student Happiness 10:33 Financial Sacrifice for Teaching 11:00 Changing Perspectives on Career Choices 11:16 Taking a Risk for Personal Fulfillment 16:21

[@swaminathbera6407]

You're superb, thanks

[@manishbhardwaj4587]

one point summary : You quit becoz you can afford to. Baaki breakup bahut dramatic raha maja aa gaya, agar sab normal as hota toh kitna boring hota...... _Zindagi lambi nhi badi honi chahiye_

[@CANEHADATTA]

The way you talk is so calm. I personally see you reaching to millions of people through your channel and courses really soon ❤🎉

[@parkkrrr]

“Remember that wherever your heart is, there you will find your treasure.”

[@akhilnigam228]

I have said this before, will quote it again. “Often people think that getting a job is hard which is not. It's just a sprint which you need to win. Perhaps, what's difficult is to stay and consistently performing well.” When it comes to Job, it’s is a long game. 3-4 years in software you know the upper cap of your income. You know you will be slogging all year and end up earning 40-50 lakhs after giving 30% as taxes. It’s a hard earned money tough! Or What else you can do is, leverage the existing user base you have, launch some fancy course or platform and fetch years of income in one go. It’s the case with most of the influencers like you. So, would not be surprised to see you launching some course.

[@onceajordan]

N sell t shirts like her 😂😂

[@codingbooster6800]

Totally right 😂

[@22gauravkumar70]

Har dusra KZbinr quit krta hua dikh raha, jab har koi padha hi raha hai to Padh kon raha hai😂😂

[@GauravKumar-ek1ck]

Av nye nye jo fresher aayenge unko bade bade pakage ka sapna dikha kr course bechenge 😁

[@rachitpanwar1291]

Nothing new, in the past few years this has become a craze, tons of people post videos that they are selected in xyz big tech companies and after a year or two they make another video saying "Why I left my x package job for teaching." So I am not shocked to see keerti's video as well.

[@KeertiPurswani]

I guess we are promoting doing what we love over immediate, more comfortable results. I am proud of being one of “those” people.

[@arka.outside]

this is a very important video. In HM round interviews , people would tell you the world about the role and how it ticks all your expectations. You will never know the actual work until and unless you join. Communication is very necessary. team change, internal transfers, hikes all these are based on corporate politics in any company, no matter how good they are

[@KeertiPurswani]

Completely agree with you! Need to speak more about this!

[@KrishnaSingh-rd6pr]

Money is Powerful, Rejecting money is more powerful

[@KeertiPurswani]

Love this!

[@siddsbohra]

First of all don't mention 1CR as salary say CTC You get max of 50L per year And stocks maybe 25%

[@Advocate-wb7ok]

Does SDE2 in atlassian gets 1cr CTC?

[@pranavmahendra3423]

Great decision Keerti Mam, Keep your focus on what you believe is right. More power to you

[@KeertiPurswani]

Thank you so much for all the love and support! ❤️😇

[@mayur_madhwani03]

When I joined Accenture I was working in support role I hated that I gave interviews in other companies and finally I resigned I got the offer letter from Infosys after 2 months of leaving Accenture I'm pretty happy now as I'm getting my kind of work If you're a developer you just can't handle non developer roles.

[@gokuls9062]

support role has like zero coding?

[@yogeshyogesh2923]

What actually means is a support role?????

[@doodle_alchemy]

​@@yogeshyogesh2923support role is a role where you support an already developed application...you are responsible for the availability of the application and troubleshooting in case of any issues...also responsible for applying code fixes and upgrades at times.

[@syedishrathullah]

At 40 and working in the UK for the past 17 years in IT I can say you have made the most incredible decision of following your passion.. The way you approach a problem in terms of solving it in incredible. I would love to see what opportunities you can suggest for experienced individuals who are looking to upskill and at the same time balancing work and kids.. All the very best.. Will keep an eye on ur future journey..

[@KeertiPurswani]

Thank you so much! Such kind words from such an experienced person means a lot 😇

[@aminarahman2429]

I'm 29. I wasted valuable five years of my life due to the stupid underestimation about myself (including some huge personal problems as well). I studied CSE in the #1 engineering university of Bangladesh. But since childhood, I lack courage and underestimate myself all the time. So, after studying with the best of the best students, I started believing that I'm very "small" compared to them. So, I started my career in teaching at universities instead. Now, I have left my career to figure out my true career. The weakness/strength of mine is that I can't just run after something just because it is traditional/mainstream. I need to be absolutely sure about it that I WANT this for myself. So, videos like this help me to question myself, what do I actually want? I've currently started my journey of soul searching with the popular MERN stack. I hope and pray that I find the profession I absolutely love and be someone with good technical skills. So far, I think being able to build stuff and being a good engineer seems very interesting. To become that, I would like to take whatever steps it takes.

[@sarankarthic5772]

@@aminarahman2429 All the best! Keep working hard, you'll definitely succeed. May Allah bless you

[@aminarahman2429]

@@sarankarthic5772 thank you for your kind words. 🙏 May Allah bless you too!

[@khadeejamastoor4992]

The same thing happened to me almost the similar timing nov-dec, 2022. You're quite strong, you battled with the situation at Atlassion. There is so much to learn from you, your bravery, your courage. I am happy that you chose what you like to do. Hats off to you💜💜

[@KeertiPurswani]

Thank you so much!! Hope you are doing great as well, more power to you ❤️❤️

[@khadeejamastoor4992]

@@KeertiPurswani yeah I am out of that mess and at a better place 😊

[@2005kpboy]

May I know what exactly is " the situation at Atlassian " you referred to in your comment ?

[@sushantdeshmukh4854]

​@@2005kpboyit's a messy place

[@arjungupta250]

Keerti, you one of the most honest and unfiltered person I have ever known. Thanks for being so genuine!

[@KeertiPurswani]

That’s my aim when I am socially present - to be honest and unfiltered. So happy that you are able to genuinely feel the emotions ❤️❤️

[@aryanyadav3926]

Needs courage to take such decisions in life. Congrats! as you have decided to follow your passion. Now since you are a full-time teacher, I request you to make a series covering LLD basics and commonly asked questions. It would help a large community as now LLD questions are even asked for SDE 1 roles and we who are in college don't know how much LLD or system design we need to study.

[@wastedkafir9134]

summary : UBER India -> ethics issue, Amazon India -> ethics issue, Amazon London -> ethics issue What?

[@abymathew575]

I learned many concepts from your videos, especially Design Patterns and System design level. You are a good teacher. I'm giving all support to your new venture, and waiting for that... all the best Keerti

[@KeertiPurswani]

That’s the best comment I can get! Thank you so much!! I hope you continue learning with me ❤️😇

[@RohithVarma36]

I am also having the same journey, and I can relate to this. The balance of work and life is more important. Because of the current mindset, everybody is forcing us to run on money, but balance is more important for me. You have made a sensible decision and are an inspiration for me as well. With this maturity, you will definitely excel in your career. because success is a journey, not a milestone.

[@KeertiPurswani]

Thank you for all the support, more power to you 🤍😇

[@IntelsCreed]

Be so good at what you do that you have the freedom of choosing. Hats off to Keerti

[@nkasgupta]

A superlative manifestation of "Yeh Dil Mange More". No money Can buy your dreams. A concerted and relentless approach can only be Mul Mantra to achieve it. Imparting education to the needy and keen persons is recognized as one of the noblest profession since ages. Multiplier effects it generates exposes people at large to a vast panorama of knowledge and wisdom. The pursuit of your dreams howsoever difficult may be is more rewarding and will propell you to meet more exhilarating challenges. So go and take the bull by horn. Wish you godspeed.

[@IntelsCreed]

Gaurav Sen has earned about 5 crores from just selling his course which is one time investment.

[@abhaysagar935]

Yahan mera job nhi lag raha h aur pura yt m likha hua aata h why I left ?? Gazab haal hai

[@ladwhocodes]

All the best Keerti. Looking forward to your new endeavours.

[@grahitdhamani103]

Just a Request: In your Bootcamp/classes/mentorship programs give a chance to students specifically from Tier 3 colleges. Because they don't have the motivation to learn and crack better opportunities due to their college environment (even I face an inferiority complex while applying to Intuit, Paypal, Amazon etc.). They might be average in studies but they do have a fighting spirit that only needs direction. If anyone of them gets their dream opportunity it will make a huge impact on others. When I heard 2-3 people from my batch got offers from Google, the motivation went to the next level. Also, share their learning experience on KZbin.

[@KeertiPurswani]

I have been visiting many Tier-3 colleges and I love interacting with the students. I assure you that my courses will motivate them to aim and do better everyday! 🤍🤍

[@hariyaparesh7965]

I don't know how gen Z find happiness Honestly I don't find happiness in any work I do. Then I realize it's mind game to be happy or not. Sukh dukh is man ki birtha..

[@pukhrajsikarwar4326]

You cracked the reason of happiness..!! Congratulations Didi.. lots of love

[@bhaskarsaha6541]

The greatest thing a person can do is to follow their heart(obviously positively). Half of one's passion dies with one not being brave enough to follow their dreams. 🌟

[@animesh0318]

I work in a reliability engineering team, but my role primarily involves development work for improving the infrastructure. So, it’s not fair to generalize that SDE offers are always better than SRE ones. If you don't like a role then that's a different matter altogether. Currently, many companies are prioritizing SRE hires over SDEs, as the focus has shifted towards optimizing infrastructure costs and improving product reliability rather than solely on feature development.

[@SavitaWadje-s2v]

all the bestt!!! for you new journey

[@KishorePurswani]

Heartiest congratulations on your incredible decision! Leaving a 1 crore job to pursue your passion takes immense courage and dedication. It's not easy to step away from financial security, but by following your heart, you've embarked on a journey that will truly fulfill you. May your passion fuel your success and bring you boundless happiness and satisfaction. Wishing you all the best in this exciting new chapter of your life! ❤❤❤❤❤

[@KeertiPurswani]

Wouldn’t have been possible without the support of such a cool family ❤️❤️

[@shashankemani1609]

This is an absolute clarity and wisdom! Looking forward to your contributions to the community!🙏🏻 Thank you 🙌🏻♥️

[@reg4026]

Content creation is easy than working in top companies with challenges. Especially when you have a double engine.

[@KeertiPurswani]

Have you done content creation? Or worked in companies with challenges? Or do you have your own courses?

[@vishwamsingh5]

I can feel you, Big support and I think its a right decision 🧡

[@KeertiPurswani]

Thank you! 😇

[@KumarShanoo]

The main reason people leave these company is not because of passion . Actually the work pressure is too high ,you are not supposed to solved very complex problem but to do a lot of manual unsupported work,write legacy code out of current industry standard etc.

[@ekansh907]

Main reason is easy money . KZbinrs these days have audience so they keep selling courses to earn money.

[@deepakgoyal8032]

Kirti, pursue your passion, all the best on your new path

[@jayandrapatil]

People need teacher like you for sure!!!

[@mrinal2100]

If you are doing a job then 80% of the work is dirty work, but one meets new people and builds a network by being in a job. Life is stressful and there will be more stress but we shouldn't give up. I did MS in the USA after working for a long time and when I came to the USA, I realized that everything is so advanced that everyone has to do any work here or people won't survive as there is no support.

[@NishantChahar11]

More power to you Dii ❤

[@aadityaagrawal11]

Good work and Decision!! Keep doing what you love to do

[@hatebabbar2231]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/ap-qpIiLoth0b80

[@priyanshramnani1751]

Your voice is so calminggg and soothinggg!!!!!

[@RaghavendraPavan-yy2db]

Hi Keerti. My name is Raghavendra Pavan and I am from India. Hope you are doing well. I just saw this video and I am mighty impressed to say that you are a very gutsy women and you have not only followed your dreams but practically living it as well. Congratulations on a wonderful life. Whatever you have put forward in this video is so true. To follow your dreams you have to be selfish. About me. I was working in Google as SDE 3, but now I am working as a AWS Cloud Architect in Amazon in the U.S. I really like the way you have bifurcated and explained all your issues on why you left Atlassian and now living your dream. There is a saying that Great Teachers are also Great Learners and Inspirations. Just like all your wellwishers, I am very proud of you Keerti. Keep up the great work and all the best for your future endevours.

[@sagardafle]

Hey Keerti, I must say you are really brave. You had an easier option to drag and be in Atlassian for more six months, so you wouldn’t have had to give back your joining bonus. But it’s really great to see that you went for what you wanted to do. I was in the same page a couple of months ago and I know what it feels to be in the wrong position and doing the work that doesn’t really interest you. All the best for your new adventure and I am sure that you would be successful!

[@prabhanshusharma1862]

Way to go Keerti. Keep inspiring .. always.. ❤

[@khushbooverma]

I had a very similar experience at Microsoft and then I had to switch teams internally. Thank you for sharing your story. Always an inspiration. ❤

[@KeertiPurswani]

Thanks for your support and for sharing Khushboo! Means a lot 🤍🤍

[@mallikdasari]

Great decision Keerthi. We see your honesty in all of your videos. Wish you the success

[@QuickFoodGo]

Great decision Keerti Mam. All the best. Keep rocking and keep shining.

[@hemanthaugust7217]

​ @KeertiPurswani Totally agree with Keerti here. Many HMs say backend, hire SDEs and then say even Frontend or fullstack is fun, why can't work on FE? Sometimes, the work even becomes SRE type. HMs don't reveal full picture to attract talent thinking that ppl will be flexible and can't leave soon after joining. What HMs don't understand is - you lost the trust of SDE and it feels that SDE is cheated and won't feel happy working in that setup. You did the right thing!!

[@dapdappdapp]

4:00 Actual explanation starts here

[@pratikwadekar4981]

Even companies like Atlassian doing such things makes me question should I be aiming for Product Companies. Honestly, be a product based company or service based company what really matters is are we enjoying the things that we are doing at the moment. I liked the fact that you said that you gave up the joining bonus and stocks and that was not sacrifice for your students but a selfish choice that you made for your happiness. Making such huge decisions and owning it requires courage. God bless you with more strength 💪 and all the very best for your future endeavours.

[@varunaggarwal7126]

These companies are all same, in service based you are poor with work pressure while on product based you are rich with work pressure.

[@saurabhpratham311]

All d best for your new journey👍🏻

[@abhiramm625]

Great decision.. eagerly waiting for more interesting content from you.. All the best.. It was very tough call

[@aniljka]

i think this a very thoughtful decision . wish u all the best in your new exploration journey .

[@anshukumari6616]

Great insights!

[@devmrin]

All the best Keerti in whatever you choose to do next!! 🙌

[@renupurswani447]

Heartiest congratulations and best wishes for all your endeavours.Keep it up🎉🎉🎉

[@nijoluca9826]

Fully agree with your view. Do something that make you happy !

[@SAM-ro1vv]

You will be soon very proud of your decision 🎉

[@sanjanar9198]

Superb, great decision. I'm sure you are very liberated.

[@Hakucho64]

As a 10-year Atlassian, I'm shocked and appalled that they would put a new hire into an SRE role when they thought they had been hired for a dev role. I would leave in those circumstances too. I really hope yours was a one-off case.

[@vishalberi1259]

Being an influencer or teaching sys design or ds or whatever and working on real world things are quite different. When an influencer join a company then share excitement in a video and get lot of views. When an influencer left that company then shared an emotional story over in a KZbin video and got views. So views matter 😀😀. Its ok people used to join and leave companies everyday. There is nothing excited or getting emotional....

[@onceajordan]

Yeah it’s a pattern.

[@coolfyb]

Follow your passion, do what makes you happy, enjoy life. Best of luck.

[@ayushmishra9100]

brave decision indeed !! Good Luck for ur future plans..

[@kavyamohan-r9y]

I'm so inspired by you Keerti. More power to you and Good luck!

[@namratajavane136]

You go girl 💪...You got new subscriber.. Very Excited to see your content and to learn from you... Happy Learning and Teaching ❤️

[@priyanshugupta8570]

Thanks for sharing your genuine thoughts🙂

[@vinayak4778]

Thanks , for sharing 😊 . More blessings to you❤

[@hatebabbar2231]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/ap-qpIiLoth0b80

[@davinder95]

you will be fine don't worry time flies

[@sujayispappu1]

Clickbait 1 crore + salary. How many years stock did u count for one year to show 1 Crore ?

[@KeertiPurswani]

1 year stocks only.

[@christinaperinbamkaniraja5950]

Saw this at the right time ...proud of u purswani 🤩

[@KeertiPurswani]

Thank you behen ❤️❤️

[@piyushrawat42]

Not everyone have the luxury to follow their "passion". Not to take anything from your credibility but putting music on your video won't make it like you did something out of the extra ordinary. You are one of those few people who have such choice and you took it. Great for you

[@onceajordan]

Basically her wedding was stressful and her brother’s destination wedding was at same time, so she thought wasting someone else’s seat at interview is best option. Why do people make a such a big deal out of weddings, startups etc 😂😂

[@manikantabandla3923]

You words sound very honest.

[@Quick_Information]

Keep Growing mam, you are an inspiration🥰

[@vedapraneethkumarreddypyre6793]

feeling fortunate for finding your channel😊

[@whynesspower]

TLDR: The key idea of the video is that the speaker left a high-paying job to pursue teaching and personal projects in software development for happiness and freedom. 1. 👩‍🏫 The speaker left a high-paying job and turned down a lucrative offer to pursue teaching because it made them the happiest. 1.1 The speaker left a high-paying job and turned down a lucrative offer to pursue teaching because it made them the happiest. 1.2 The speaker discusses their decision to leave their high-paying dream job and explains their thought process behind it. 2. 👨‍💼 The speaker left a high-paying job, including a 1 crore+ salary, stocks, and their dream job, within 6 months due to lack of learning opportunities and unfulfilled promises. 2.1 The speaker discusses their decision to leave a high-paying job and mentions that the offer of stocks in Amazon did not sway their decision as they planned to stay in the company for a few years, but ironically, they ended up leaving the job after just a few months. 2.2 The speaker explains why they gave up a high salary, stocks, and their dream job in less than a year, and discusses their thought process behind the decision. 2.3 The speaker removed a short work experience from their LinkedIn profile and explains their decision to leave their high-paying job and the lack of learning opportunities, as well as their process of meeting with managers before joining companies. 2.4 The speaker was excited about joining a new team in India, but ultimately left their high-paying job because they preferred back-end roles and were promised a new manager that never materialized. 3. 👨‍💼 The speaker left their high-paying dream job due to being assigned a different role and uncertainty about performance evaluation with a new manager. 3.1 The speaker left their high-paying job and dream role because they were given a different role that they did not want, despite having better offers. 3.2 The speaker left their high-paying job and dream job due to the inability to switch teams and uncertainty about how their performance would be reviewed with a change in managers. 4. 👨‍💼 The speaker left a high-paying job and turned down offers from top companies, but ultimately decided to leave his current job at Atlassian because he wasn't happy and had better opportunities. 4.1 The speaker left their high-paying job and turned down offers from Microsoft, Amazon, and Uber because they felt unsettled and believed there was something better for them, but later reconsidered joining Uber and felt it wouldn't look good to leave Atlassian so soon, until Amazon contacted them and said it was fine. 4.2 The speaker was offered a job in Amazon London without having to interview, and despite concerns from family and the prospect of a long-distance relationship, they were relieved to not have to continue their current job. 4.3 Realizing that he didn't enjoy his job and had better offers, the speaker decided to leave his high-paying position at Atlassian, emphasizing the importance of doing what makes one happy and not being stuck in a place they don't like. 5. 👨‍🏫 The speaker left their high-paying job to pursue teaching and personal projects in software development for happiness and freedom to teach any concept on KZbin. 5.1 The speaker left their high-paying job to pursue teaching because it brings them the most satisfaction, despite the financial sacrifice. 5.2 The speaker explains that they left their high-paying job and chose to pursue their own projects in software development for personal happiness and to stay connected to the field. 5.3 KZbinrs who work for companies have to avoid conflicts of interest, so they can't teach certain concepts, but by leaving his high-paying job, the speaker can teach any concept he wants on KZbin and work on multiple projects, which makes him happy. 6. 👩‍💼 The speaker left their high-paying job and turned down lucrative offers because they prioritized their personal life and didn't enjoy their assigned role, but were given the opportunity to choose a different team within the company. 6.1 The speaker left their high-paying job and lucrative bonuses because they wanted to prioritize their personal life and reduce the stress caused by doing something they didn't enjoy professionally. 6.2 The speaker left their high-paying job and turned down lucrative offers from top companies because they were assigned a role they didn't like, but after resigning and expressing their concerns, they were given the opportunity to choose a different team within the company. 6.3 The speaker left their high-paying job and turned down a large bonus and stock options because they anticipated a recession and limited job opportunities in a field they didn't enjoy. 7. 👋 The speaker left their high-paying job and financial opportunities to pursue their passion, teach full-time, and provide personalized attention to students through paid boot camps while still creating free content on KZbin. 7.1 The speaker decided to leave their high-paying job and give up financial opportunities in order to pursue their passion, explore new ideas, and find genuine happiness. 7.2 The speaker discusses taking a huge risk by giving up a high salary and dream job, and expresses gratitude for the support received. 7.3 The speaker left their high-paying job to focus on teaching full-time, realizing that they can provide personalized attention to students through paid boot camps while still continuing to create free content on KZbin. 8. 🎉 The speaker is grateful for support, announces new business venture, and promises to work hard to assist students, excited about leaving high-paying job and launching two big projects soon. 8.1 The speaker expresses gratitude for the support received, announces a new business venture, and promises to work hard to prove themselves to students and provide assistance in every way possible. 8.2 The speaker is excited about their decision to leave their high-paying job and is looking forward to hearing feedback, as they plan to launch two big projects soon.

[@cnkumar20]

please underline and make it Bold `high paying`

[@likhithrkrishna4914]

Very brave and thoughtful decision, all the best for your future 👍🏻. Inspired by you and looking forward to your work.

[@soubhikbanerjee4613]

More power to you Keerti, all the very best. Looking forward to your new initiatives!

[@khalilurrehman3149]

Nyce Kreety--> You are amazing 😍😍😍

[@AbhishekYalla-fo9fx]

A very honest video didi. Looking forward to learn from you🙂

[@hatebabbar2231]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/ap-qpIiLoth0b80

[@knowcode6374]

Good decision, I am with you ❤

[@martinharris4416]

The enlightenment of privileged people! (Myself included, we're very privileged to be able to even consider a decision like this, good luck for the future!)

[@KeertiPurswani]

Completely agree! I am privileged to be able to take this decision!

[@shambhavisud2805]

All the Best Dii❤ Lots of Love

[@deeptiagarwal5186]

Lots of love snd more power to u

[@sarwaralam10]

Loved your honesty Keerti. Best of Luck.

[@premalsingh441]

Don't take it otherwise, but the message that we see here is you worked really hard for your interviews, but ended up at a job you ended up not liking. Doesnt matter how great the pay is, fact is that you didn't make much fruitful out of it. Yes situation might not be right for a lot of people, getting the wrong team to work with etc. I'd say one can work with smaller companies too that can at least give a good clarity on what the job would look like, but probably that's not gonna give you enough KZbin views. The brand and pay of atlassian is helping you here for your content. What we really expect from tech youtubers is to probably talk about whats going in their job or just what happens in general. Don't really see a value in following influencers who just keep switching jobs frequently just to show how much growth they made. But in the longer term that's really not a good idea. You make good value by learning processes in the job, not just cracking it (Problem with most tech influencers in India)

[@gauravsrivastava17]

All the best for your new journey 🔥🔥

[@hatebabbar2231]

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[@pradipnagar164]

Very courageous n candid indeed- admired n appreciated Wish You Every Success in your cherished endeavours. God bless You.

[@pratyushprateek2934]

Sad to see you leave Atlassian :( I can agree, do what you like the most !

[@ravishasharma7]

Oh My God! How life unfolds so unexpectedly! But sometimes discomfort makes us realise a lot of new things about us. And pushes us to take a leap. We can see how this can happen to such experienced people like you, the whole thing is how beautifully you handled this as if solving a problem step by step. More power to you!

[@KeertiPurswani]

Thank you so much Ravisha, means a lot! Hoping to normalise facing challenges and taking harder decisions! 🤍😇

[@bhanuchandra28]

Your voice is so authentic. I like it.

[@easward]

tqs for openly talking in detailed. very insightful

[@nancychauhan397]

Hello there! 👋 I thoroughly enjoyed your video! I wanted to share a suggestion: It might be better if you could touch upon your genuine interest in pursuing a Software Development Engineer (SDE) role. Perhaps explicitly expressing that Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) doesn't align with your passions while also clarifying that SRE involves more than "just writing pipelines". This clarification is important as some individuals actually enjoy that work. They transition from SDE to SRE roles. It could provide a more comprehensive view! 😄

[@souravmojumder5563]

All the best 👍 You're gonna make it big no worries!!!]

[@tekbssync5727]

Ghuma phirakar , ek line me bola jaye to startup , course branding ki shuruat ho rhi hai 😂 good time to realize

[@keerthivasan764]

11:07 may be now you are having good control of your time! Which is precious

[@vigneshiyer1765]

So so genuine!! Ladies and gentlemen we have a wonder woman here.. Kudos to you Keerti!! We cannot even imagine how tough this must have been for you but then like always you have come up with the most optimized solution!!😁🙌🏼 All the best with your new launch!!🎉

[@KeertiPurswani]

Thank you so so much Vignesh! Your constant support has always meant a lot to me! 🤍🤍