Bengaluru engineer’s desperate job hunt sparks support online

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Bengaluru engineer’s desperate job hunt sparks support online
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  • A Bengaluru software engineer's job hunt gained traction online after he offered to work for free
  • His social media plea led to job leads, resume requests, and career advice from professionals
  • His story highlights the struggles fresh graduates face in a tough job market

A Bengaluru-based software engineer has turned to social media in a last-ditch effort to secure employment after nearly two years of searching. The 2023 graduate, holding a degree in Information Science and Engineering, shared his plight on Reddit, revealing his struggle to land a full-time position despite having expertise in Python, Java, DevOps, cloud computing, and machine learning.

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In a bold move, he even expressed willingness to work without pay to gain industry experience. His post outlined his proficiency in building web crawlers, API integration, and AI model development. While he prefers remote work due to family circumstances, he remains open to relocation for the right opportunity.

His appeal has drawn significant attention, with many users stepping forward to offer leads, request his resume, and provide career guidance. Some professionals have even suggested potential job openings within their companies.

This follows another recent case where a 32-year-old woman, after months of job hunting, left a childcare position within minutes, unable to handle the demanding environment. Her experience highlights the challenge of finding a suitable role without settling for an ill-fitting job.

The software engineer’s post reflects the growing struggles of job seekers in an increasingly competitive market, emphasizing the need for practical opportunities and industry support for fresh graduates.

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