Excited to share that I’m now SAFe® Certified! 🎉
A great learning journey that strengthened my understanding of Agile, Lean-Agile principles, and delivering value at scale.
View my achievement here: https://t.co/7HYGih0fxO via @credly#SAFe#Agile#LeanAgile
We plan weekends to prepare—job switch, exams, something better. But when the weekend comes, we do… nothing.
Funny thing? Weekdays turn out more productive, even with college or office work.
Maybe it’s structure that keeps us going.
What’s your experience?
Everyone talks about big wins.
But no one talks about:
– showing up when you don’t feel like it
– working without validation
– doubting yourself and still continuing
That’s the real game.
Consistency doesn’t look exciting…
but it’s what makes everything else possible.
@anjany06 If you’re financially okay, not dependent on earning right now, and the cost is manageable — and you genuinely want to explore more, MCA makes sense.
Otherwise, startups are a great place to start. You’ll get strong exposure to tech, real ownership, and learn much faster.
@anjany06 Really solid resume man — your projects genuinely stand out, not the usual stuff.
If I had to nitpick a bit:
Some lines feel a bit heavy, you can make them simpler and sharper. Adding numbers (users, impact, %) will make it even stronger. Shorter bullets = easier to read.
@Stormi_luv One day I’ll get that one like and maybe a follower… and I’ll feel happy 😊
Because it’s not about numbers, it’s about showing up and expressing.
@subhaashiniii Huge congratulations!
573/600 is not just marks
It reflects her consistency, hard work, and smart planning.
These qualities will take her far in the long run. Wishing her even more success ahead!
@PavanTargaryen Every year in BTech important ee.
But most of us realise it only in 3rd year when placements are near.
“Ee year serious ga focus cheyyali” ani appude anipisthundi.
Saraina guidance lekapothe chala mandi ee realization kuda miss avtharu.
Start early. Stay consistent.
Yesterday we had our first Deep Hour.
4 people.
1 focused hour.
No distractions. Just pure work on individual goals.
Small start, but powerful feeling.
Consistency like this can change everything.
We’re just getting started. Let's see how it goes.
Today I apologized for the way I said something earlier.He said it didn’t matter, but I knew I could’ve phrased it better.He accepted my apology.I did it because I know how it feels to be hurt. Every human is valuable. seconds to hurt, impact lasts. Kindness is ultimate strength
Workshop Session 2 done. One clear takeaway: everyone shares a common goal—upskilling. Different paths, same intent.
We’ve decided to show up daily, 6–7 PM on Google Meet, and work on our individual goals together. Consistency starts now.
In a friendly moment, I sarcastically said something I shouldn’t have. Especially in front of many. They took it lightly, but it revealed my character. When will I learn to think before I speak? Not hurting others is the greatest bliss. May Lord Krishna guide me to respect all.
We stressed for days over a task, convinced missing the deadline would be disastrous.On the day itself?
Suddenly “not a priority.” No one even asked.Funny how the monsters we fear most often turn out to be paper tigers.Ever had this happen to you?
@Neetha1309 Focus on patterns. Limit topics & problems based on your time. Don’t set huge goals like 6–10 medium problems /day. 2–4 is enough. Consistency matters more than volume.
@Neetha1309 Do Striver sheet for DSA. First check previous Infosys questions (if available) and focus on those topics. Otherwise, build strong basics. Don’t solve 20–30 in one topic. cover multiple concepts up to graphs with few good problems each.