Bengaluru Techie Lands 30 LPA Job After 36 Interviews; Shares Experience, Netizens React

Following a job hunt that included 36 interviews, a software engineer from Bengaluru has recounted an encouraging tale of perseverance after landing a new position in Hyderabad. The software expert shared his experience on social media after a period of uncertainty. The techie said they were happy to get the Rs. 30 LPA offer, even though their income increase was modest. Additionally, they stated that ensuring stability so they could keep assisting their families was their top priority.

The individual took to social media to share insights from their experience, detailing the challenges faced and lessons learned throughout the rigorous interview cycle.

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“It’s been a little over 5 months now that I have actively started applying for a job (I had to quit my previous organization: EPAM Systems, due to severe sciatica),” the tech professional wrote in a Reddit post in r/developersIndia subreddit. “I used the break to recover and then dive into GenAI the most given its current market value and also my personal interest in the tech,” he said in the post.

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The post garnered significant attention, sparking a wave of reactions from netizens who expressed their admiration for the techie’s perseverance. “Now, I have finally bagged an offer of an SDE-3 at AlgoLeap, Hyderabad. Didn’t get much of a hike, but at least I finally am in a position to financially support my family again after 7 months. The only bittersweet part is I need to relocate alone to Hyderabad from Bengaluru for family reasons. But hey, that’s part of the game I guess, he wrote.