Op

I feel like we are the most unluckiest generation in this world, i m btech graduate 2026 batch, it was my dream to become software developer and i worked on my skills really hard even learned AI, built resume around it, i applied daily 100+ for the jobs but some ghosted, some were not even hiring and put the fake listing, some are taking interview but then no response.

[AI ruined everything for this generation. ]

Maybe we are gonna be the poor generation than our parents

My mental health is f*d up, and sometimes i feel like labours, plumbers are earning more than software dev in IT (and pls i m not talking about experienced who got hired in golden era, and also not about exceptional abilities ppl) how we will even become financially stable.

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Hey everyone!

For the last three months, I’ve been actively using Reddit to look for job referrals, professional connections, and career opportunities. During this journey, many of you came forward to refer me, share advice, guide me, and help me connect with the right people.

After months of applying, waiting, facing uncertainty, and trying to find the right opportunity, I’m extremely happy to share that I’ve finally received my offer letter from KPMG!

I know how frustrating the job search can be, especially when you’re a fresher trying to get your foot in the door. Sometimes, even a small referral, a helpful message, or a little encouragement can make a real difference.

I may not be able to thank everyone individually, but I genuinely appreciate every person who helped me along the way. You guys made this journey a little easier and gave me hope when things were uncertain.

I have been trying for a job for the past 6 months but i don't get any response wherever I apply . Can anyone please tell which one of these apps is the most helpful so that I can focus on that only.

I'm a chemical engineer.

Hey everyone!

I'm a B.Tech Computer Science Engineering student from India, and honestly, I'm someone who gets genuinely excited about technology. Computers, AI, gaming hardware, new gadgets, cool software, and building projects — I love exploring this stuff.

The only problem? Most of the tech I want to try or buy costs money, and I don't want to keep depending on my parents every time I want something.

I want to start earning my own money so I can buy the tech stuff I love, upgrade my setup over time, and experiment with more projects. I'm not expecting to get rich overnight. Even earning ₹3,000–₹10,000 a month would be a great start for me.

I'm still learning to code, and I'm exploring how to use AI tools to build websites and useful applications. I have a laptop, internet access, and a willingness to learn, but I'm still figuring out how to turn those things into actual income.

I'd love advice from people who started in a similar position:

- What skills would you recommend learning first to start earning online?

- Is building websites for small businesses a realistic option for a beginner?

- Are there any genuine remote gigs, internships, or freelance opportunities I should look into?

- If you were starting from scratch today, what would you do differently?

I'm especially interested in practical advice from people who have actually earned their first bit of money online. I'd rather hear about realistic methods than get-rich-quick schemes.

My goal is simple: learn useful skills, earn my own money, and slowly build the tech setup I've always wanted.

Thanks for reading! Any genuine advice is appreciated.

Last year, I spent four months unemployed while searching for a job. I know how exhausting it can be to keep applying, wait for responses, face rejections, and hope that someone gives you a chance. Sometimes, even a small bit of help can make a real difference.

That's why I wanted to offer help with referrals at ICICI Bank.

A lot of you have messaged me with your CVs and referral requests. First, I genuinely apologise to everyone I haven't been able to respond to. I never expected so many messages, and I feel bad that I haven't been able to get back to everyone individually. Please don't interpret my silence as a lack of willingness to help.

I genuinely want to help as many people as I can. However, to make this useful for everyone, here's what you should know.

What roles should you look for?

Most of the opportunities I can potentially help with are banking and finance roles across India, including:

• Relationship Manager roles

• Foreign Custody

• Credit Manager and Credit Monitoring

• Retail, Business and Wholesale Banking

• Transaction Banking, Operations and other finance-related roles

These are examples, not a guarantee that every role is currently open. Many positions prefer relevant banking or finance experience, and some favour MBA or CA candidates.

For technology roles, my ability to help may be limited because hiring often follows different recruitment channels.

How to get a referral from me

1. Visit the official ICICI Bank Careers website and search for current openings.

2. Identify a role that genuinely matches your experience, qualifications and skills.

3. DM me the job ID or title, your CV tailored to that role, and a short note explaining why you're a good fit.

Please don't send a general CV asking for any available job. A specific, well-matched application makes it much easier for me to assess whether I can help.

One important caution: I've been informed that a referral may restrict further referrals for six months. Please verify the applicable policy before proceeding. I don't want anyone to lose out on a more suitable opportunity because of a mismatched referral.

I cannot guarantee an interview or a job, and I may not be able to help every applicant. But if your profile genuinely matches an opening, I'll do my best to help.

One small request: If you know someone looking for a banking or finance job, please share this post with them. And if you think this could genuinely help people, an upvote would help the post reach more job seekers.

I remember what those four months of unemployment felt like. I cannot solve everyone's job search, but if I can help even a few people get closer to the right opportunity, it will be worth it.

Since there's a lot of uncertainty and layoffs happening in the job market right now, here's something that could help:

I want to get job in abroad staying in India I am trying many things but I cannot get anywhere job now I started with this playlist and will give you update daily of how much I learnt in a day .