Have you ever got fired from work? What was your feeling?

[DesiPokiri]

Just now, sri_india said:

Performance Baga ledhu Ani teesesthunaru bro

support pettuko.

[sri_india]

1 minute ago, DesiPokiri said:

Feel avdam waste baa.. Ee contracting lo desis nundi thellolla varaku andaru ethics leni cunning fox galle including client who pushes more work on contractors securing full time ppl during pandemic..

Get a good job, better pay and enjoy. Ee edavala gurinchi peace of mind pogottukovadam waste

[zarathustra]

2 minutes ago, Tellugodu said:

Em politics oo chepu uncle ??

Basically manager gaadu IT lo bebbe, dummy. He just likes his yes men, director used to run the show vaadu technically unko zero. They hired me and asked me to write a bunch of Python scripts, I was working with a Senior Architect who told me he was an expert at Python. 

So I sat with the Architect and after a discussion of 2 hours, he was very vague. Vadikem kavalo ardam kaaledu sarigga as again he won't answer any questions to the point, he just would beat around the bush and try to confuse you. Sare poni le ani I came up with some scripts to address the issue and gave it to him to verify them, again no clear idea on what he didn't like about those scripts he just said no manaki ee functionality kaadu veredi kavali antadu adentra last time kalisinappudu ide ga nuvvu cheppindi ante again he would confuse you with contradictory statements. 

End of the day, I didn't come up with a working script ani director gadiki cheppadu. I explained to the director what I had done but he wasn't convinced, so he told it's better I get going I told him yeah that sounds good and that's it left that day itself. My confidence took a hit and I was a bit depressed for a couple of weeks, programming isn't a natural thing to me chaala kashtapadi I got that scripts working after spending my personal time on learning Python. After I was fired, I heard they never got a proper replacement in that team. One colleague who became a friend later told me that the Architect lifted all those scripts from Github and he found out where from as well, that Architect himself left after 6 months idk why. 

But he was there for an year and half before me, I worked totally around 4 months I think. 

[zarathustra]

2 minutes ago, zarathustra said:

Basically manager gaadu IT lo bebbe, dummy. He just likes his yes men, director used to run the show vaadu technically unko zero. They hired me and asked me to write a bunch of Python scripts, I was working with a Senior Architect who told me he was an expert at Python. 

So I sat with the Architect and after a discussion of 2 hours, he was very vague. Vadikem kavalo ardam kaaledu sarigga as again he won't answer any questions to the point, he just would beat around the bush and try to confuse you. Sare poni le ani I came up with some scripts to address the issue and gave it to him to verify them, again no clear idea on what he didn't like about those scripts he just said no manaki ee functionality kaadu veredi kavali antadu adentra last time kalisinappudu ide ga nuvvu cheppindi ante again he would confuse you with contradictory statements. 

End of the day, I didn't come up with a working script ani director gadiki cheppadu. I explained to the director what I had done but he wasn't convinced, so he told it's better I get going I told him yeah that sounds good and that's it left that day itself. My confidence took a hit and I was a bit depressed for a couple of weeks, programming isn't a natural thing to me chaala kashtapadi I got that scripts working after spending my personal time on learning Python. After I was fired, I heard they never got a proper replacement in that team. One colleague who became a friend later told me that the Architect lifted all those scripts from Github and he found out where from as well, that Architect himself left after 6 months idk why. 

But he was there for an year and half before me, I worked totally around 4 months I think. 

Architect gaadu desi gujju in his late 50s

[zarathustra]

5 minutes ago, DesiPokiri said:

I have zero passion for IT, i dont think anyone needs passion to stay in IT.

All you need is to worry about your paycheck and weekends. 

Yah that's there but emo man if we can put some passion into what we do, we can be very successful. IT isn't that hard a profession anyway

[zarathustra]

7 minutes ago, sri_india said:

Performance Baga ledhu Ani teesesthunaru bro

 

antharmadanam ki time dorakatla , fire kagane next job vethakali gaa

Oka 2 weeks time teesuko bro try to go some place nice and calm, breath fresh air. Don't take your phone with you, just oka 2 days electronic detox cheyyi then think of what you really want to do in life and why things didn't go your way. 

Then come back and do something which are you more interested in, even if it is changing your track within IT do it

[DesiPokiri]

1 minute ago, zarathustra said:

Yah that's there but emo man if we can put some passion into what we do, we can be very successful. IT isn't that hard a profession anyway

IT is a hard profession if you become a yes man.. It is an easy profession if you know how pass the buck game well..

In my first job, i was the only developer in my team and they made me develop, test end to end.. And all other white folks enjoy without taking any stories and dump all development work on me.. 

And then i took a vacation for 1 month intentionally to avoid stress, and manager realized how important i am and then i said it cant be done, i cant do it alone kinda statement etc.. However i left the job for other good paying one after few months.

[DesiPokiri]

3 minutes ago, zarathustra said:

Oka 2 weeks time teesuko bro try to go some place nice and calm, breath fresh air. Don't take your phone with you, just oka 2 days electronic detox cheyyi then think of what you really want to do in life and why things didn't go your way. 

Then come back and do something which are you more interested in, even if it is changing your track within IT do it

Not all people are born for IT, But our desi uncles, babais, friends push us into this viscous circle.. 

One can be an artist, musician or whatevr he wants but our btech batch are guided to come to US, work in IT , suffer with H1 pathetic life.. This prob couldnt be solved just by taking a break, my friend took a break from IT to think and work for his passion in america, its not working.

[zarathustra]

2 minutes ago, DesiPokiri said:

Not all people are born for IT, But our desi uncles, babais, friends push us into this viscous circle.. 

One can be an artist, musician or whatevr he wants but our btech batch are guided to come to US, work in IT , suffer with H1 pathetic life.. This prob couldnt be solved just by taking a break, my friend took a break from IT to think and work for his passion in america, its not working.

Yes bro I don't think I was ever a person that was going to be happy being in IT. Even today I am not. But 12 years indulo le unna I don't know any life beyond this, so I am scared to take a chance and do something else. I am in your friend's place now, I went on a long bike ride last weekend and found a secluded spot and thought about what I wanted to do for 2 hours. 

Ideas unnayi kaani again ide alavatu ayipoyindi afraid to take a chance and fail. But then again it's true that unless you take a chance you would never really know how good you could be at something else. 

[zarathustra]

8 minutes ago, DesiPokiri said:

IT is a hard profession if you become a yes man.. It is an easy profession if you know how pass the buck game well..

In my first job, i was the only developer in my team and they made me develop, test end to end.. And all other white folks enjoy without taking any stories and dump all development work on me.. 

And then i took a vacation for 1 month intentionally to avoid stress, and manager realized how important i am and then i said it cant be done, i cant do it alone kinda statement etc.. However i left the job for other good paying one after few months.

Atleast you gained that confidence and made the team dependent on you, that's good. 

What kinda development do you do if you don't mind me asking

[DesiPokiri]

2 minutes ago, zarathustra said:

Yes bro I don't think I was ever a person that was going to be happy being in IT. Even today I am not. But 12 years indulo le unna I don't know any life beyond this, so I am scared to take a chance and do something else. I am in your friend's place now, I went on a long bike ride last weekend and found a secluded spot and thought about what I wanted to do for 2 hours. 

Ideas unnayi kaani again ide alavatu ayipoyindi afraid to take a chance and fail. But then again it's true that unless you take a chance you would never really know how good you could be at something else. 

I tell what i hav seen in my life baa.. 

My father worked hard to lift us from poverty and made us all rich and died at 45 at very young age. He didnt enjoy much in the process of earning.. 

Now if you are already rich or doing okay from your father earnings, why do you wanna even work hard like an a-ss and suffer your mid life.. 

I feel that IT is for young until 35, after that i dont see IT is the way of living.. 

All other jobs like painting, bank manager, govt officer comes with repetitive work where you dont have to make your brain suffer, But IT is a brain killer as long you are alive..

And these days every one wants mix of technologies like java plus python, python plus devops etc.. This gonna be hard ride in future for those who are in IT. 

So

1. try to make your mind content and happy with wat you have and what your father gave by the age of 35

2. uninstall facebook or login facebook very rarely so that you dont compare ur peers,, not all their posts are glitter and gold, we know how pathetic our dish washing bathuku gets over weekend fighting with our wives over weekend.. So dont belive the premium car posts that your frnd posts.. 

3. Think of good business and invest by age of 35 and try to target for monthly income of 50k to 1 lakh initially and live peacefully atleast next decade or decade and half.. 

We suffered as a students studying for marks, in 12th for eamcet, in btech for job, in job for bosses, for kids changing diapers.. somewhere you should think selfish and take a break and enjoy time for yourself. 

[DesiPokiri]

9 minutes ago, zarathustra said:

Atleast you gained that confidence and made the team dependent on you, that's good. 

What kinda development do you do if you don't mind me asking

python backend

[zarathustra]

2 minutes ago, DesiPokiri said:

python backend

Good, chala in demand track lo unnavu. 

I am trying to get better at Python myself 

[DesiPokiri]

Just now, zarathustra said:

Good, chala in demand track lo unnavu. 

I am trying to get better at Python myself 

good luck baa

[zarathustra]

4 minutes ago, DesiPokiri said:

I tell what i hav seen in my life baa.. 

My father worked hard to lift us from poverty and made us all rich and died at 45 at very young age. He didnt enjoy much in the process of earning.. 

Now if you are already rich or doing okay from your father earnings, why do you wanna even work hard like an a-ss and suffer your mid life.. 

I feel that IT is for young until 35, after that i dont see IT is the way of living.. 

All other jobs like painting, bank manager, govt officer comes with repetitive work where you dont have to make your brain suffer, But IT is a brain killer as long you are alive..

And these days every one wants mix of technologies like java plus python, python plus devops etc.. This gonna be hard ride in future for those who are in IT. 

So

1. try to make your mind content and happy with wat you have and what your father gave by the age of 35

2. uninstall facebook or login facebook very rarely so that you dont compare ur peers,, not all their posts are glitter and gold, we know how pathetic our dish washing bathuku gets over weekend fighting with our wives over weekend.. So dont belive the premium car posts that your frnd posts.. 

3. Think of good business and invest by age of 35 and try to target for monthly income of 50k to 1 lakh initially and live peacefully atleast next decade or decade and half.. 

We suffered as a students studying for marks, in 12th for eamcet, in btech for job, in job for bosses, for kids changing diapers.. somewhere you should think selfish and take a break and enjoy time for yourself. 

Idi already ledu baa I rarely login these days plus don't find it interesting either to know what others are doing. But I agree with your point, well said.