i have started to think completely differently about my job and the condition it creates.
first, i think i have been reckless with the rants i have done here, and i think will reduce all that.
i have given prolly a very toxic impression to you all, because sometimes i think itโs nature of the work and such frustrations might be common to everyone.
second, my role isnโt purely analyst, itโs more towards creating solutions. my dept has a server and database access both.
now, given if i have decided that i wont be here for long, its time to actually absorb all the projects, data flows, automate more of the rigid works they are doing.
you do not get such scale and giant databases if you are unemployed.
obviously, asking and communicating about your interest matters and getting projects which like more matters.
the only thing forward is make most out of everything in the work.
having a hard decision of whether i should mention the org or not . . .
and also, choosing out of -
[.]tech, [.]me, [.] dev and the vast majority others
really matter ?
@aryan_mittal007 they aren't coming back ever, this is just a start.
prompt engineering has become major part of now, and people are more interested in optimising tokens and extract more out of LLMs.