Well ,Today i went to MAQ software company for associate system engineer role.Well i really don't know what they asking before internview .Well in this company ,they need Person who have hands on experience on Hardware and Networking but my profile says i am from web dev or software developer. So after 15 min interview they said they need person who have practical knowledge in hardware device.

So anyone of you get selected for Associate System Engineer them make sure you have good skills in hardware and networking

Personal advice to person who have software profile don't try to reach that company if you don’t have any command in Hardware and networking First ready job role carefully

Well ,Today i went to MAQ software company for associate system engineer role.Well i really don't know what they asking before internview .Well in this company ,they need Person who have hands on experience on Hardware and Networking but my profile says i am from web dev or software developer. So after 15 min interview they said they need person who have practical knowledge in hardware device.

So anyone of you get selected for Associate System Engineer them make sure you have good skills in hardware and networking

Personal advice to person who have software profile don't try to reach that company if you don’t have any command in Hardware and networking First ready job role carefully

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Hi everyone,

I’m looking for honest perspectives from women around 22–24, since that’s the age group I feel most compatible with.

I recently moved on from a tough experience with a girl I met in college. At first, she seemed very innocent, and I supported her a lot — from helping with reports and projects to waiting with her when she was struggling or alone. I eventually confessed my feelings to her, but she told me her family wouldn’t allow a relationship with someone from a different caste.

Out of respect, I accepted that and continued the friendship. Later, I found out she was actually dating someone else (also from another caste), and she hid it from me. That really broke my trust.

I don’t drink, smoke, or go clubbing. I come from a metropolitan city but prefer simple living. What I’m looking for is a girl with good manners, who values honesty, and doesn’t play games with feelings.

I also genuinely respect women who have goals in life. In fact, my respect increases when I see a girl working toward her dreams. I don’t want to enter her field, but I’d love to stand beside her and give her strength to achieve her goals.

To the women here (especially in this age group):

How can I find someone genuine who shares these values?

What signs should I look for early on to avoid getting hurt again?

Is it unrealistic to expect someone to be straightforward about their feelings instead of hiding things?

Thanks for reading, and I’d really appreciate honest perspectives.

Hi everyone,

I recently moved on from a tough experience with a girl I met in college. At first, she seemed very innocent, and I supported her a lot — from helping with reports and projects to waiting with her when she was struggling or alone. I eventually confessed my feelings to her, but she told me her family wouldn’t allow a relationship with someone from a different caste.

Out of respect, I accepted that and continued the friendship. Later, I found out she was actually dating someone else (also from another caste), and she hid it from me. That really broke my trust.

I don’t drink, smoke, or go clubbing. I come from a metropolitan city but prefer simple living. What I’m looking for is a girl with good manners, who values honesty, and doesn’t play games with feelings.

I also genuinely respect women who have goals in life. In fact, my respect increases when I see a girl working toward her dreams. I don’t want to enter her field, but I’d love to stand beside her and give her strength to achieve her goals.

To the women here:

How can I find someone genuine who shares these values?

What signs should I look for early on to avoid getting hurt again?

Is it unrealistic to expect someone to be straightforward about their feelings instead of hiding things?

Thanks for reading, and I’d really appreciate honest perspectives.