Bhaiya @kirat_tw even ChatGPT is recommending when I was asking for good books, it was you in the recommendations of online course.
You made a mark ‼️ spot on.
While it was a difficult decision to let go of an opportunity, we prioritized transparency, professional ethics, and safeguarding our educational documents. This experience taught us the importance of standing up for fair work practices.
Recently, my friend and I were selected for a job at a startup. However, we decided to decline the offer after learning about their bonding process. They required us to submit our original board mark sheets for two years as part of the bond.
We tried to suggest a more professional and legal alternative—a financial bond that would require us to pay a certain amount if we left before the agreed period—but unfortunately, they were not open to that.
One thing i learnt today, you can't learn just by copying over the solutions. you've to write and test the code and then you face errors, now it's the time you learn the most.
coded almost 10h straight, taking motivation from @kirat_tw.
Context:- I was doing transactions in payments application which is in #cohort2.0 of @kirat_tw. I didn't get the bit of session part of MongoDB and I had some quetions that i asked to chatGpt so it cleared in the simplest way.
Here you can read it:-
https://t.co/ICHS1R2Geg
A random day with random thoughts and doing a beginner project, got stuck in mongoDB bit then gone through documentation and youtube and finally learnt it pretty much. happy, still do not know what and how much to learn. life goes on and on.
following @kirat_tw and #cohort2.0
@GautamGambhir No hate but hence proved that your team is not team or it's not about the team it's about the captain how he handles, groom and makes a team with 11individual players