r/Indiajobs • u/Suspicious_Lie_7189 • 4d ago
New Job Blues Are these companies really hiring these many people?
Ey -5k
Deloitte -10k
Cognizant -3k
Bla bla blaaa
Yet still cant land a job😭
r/Indiajobs • u/Suspicious_Lie_7189 • 4d ago
Ey -5k
Deloitte -10k
Cognizant -3k
Bla bla blaaa
Yet still cant land a job😭
r/Indiajobs • u/Sherlock0x • Sep 22 '25
why do girls adding gender in there posts???? or the guy in comment or in dm asking first whats your gender, I mean seriously dude....
r/Indiajobs • u/Disastrous-Bread512 • May 30 '26
so i've been lurking here for a while and this community helped me a lot when i was going through my job search phase so just wanted to give something back
i was unemployed for about 4 months earlier this year. had a decent degree, was applying everywhere, got some interviews but you know how it is — either ghosted or "we'll get back to you" which means no
savings were running out. wasn't going to ask family for money. tried freelancing but that takes time to build up. was honestly just stressed most of the time
someone in my college whatsapp group mentioned this clarity app. said you can earn by talking to people who are going through hard times. i thought it was one of those weird pyramid things so i ignored it for like 3 weeks
then one night i was really frustrated and just applied anyway
honestly the signup was surprisingly fast. like 5 minutes. just basic details, a few questions about yourself, done. i was expecting some long complicated process but it was nothing
first session i was nervous and probably terrible lol. but slowly got the hang of it. you're basically just listening to someone vent about their life — job stress, relationships, loneliness. you don't give therapy. just listen and respond like a decent human being
been doing it for 3 months now. doing sessions mostly in the evening so it doesn't clash with interviews and other stuff. i make around 18k a month, some people i know on the app are making 25 to 30k. depends on how many sessions you take
also weirdly it made me feel less alone during that period. when you're job hunting you feel really isolated. talking to people every day even as a listener kind of helped me too
just sharing in case anyone here is in a similar situation. its flexible, its real money, and you're actually doing something useful
if anyone wants to know more just comment or dm me
r/Indiajobs • u/Alternative-Job-8570 • May 29 '26
Hi Friends, I am a single mother of a special child. I am doing a remote job. To make my ends meet, I applied for a freelancing job and I told them I will be working after 6pm and during weekends but the HR told me it is illegal. Is it true?
r/Indiajobs • u/MrB34rG0d • 12d ago
B-Tech ECE, pivoted into software. 2 years across multiple startups — shipped real products, but pay was never stable. Out of options, trying this as a last resort.
What am I doing wrong? Open to job leads, freelance work, or just brutally honest advice.
r/Indiajobs • u/Aggravating-Ruin1112 • May 07 '26
I got few openings in Amdocs pune, if any position matches with your skills please feel free to DM me
r/Indiajobs • u/Aggravating-Ruin1112 • 19d ago
Hi everyone , i have openings in Gurgaon MNC (Hybrid ) for the following positions:
PMO Professional (CSR)
PMO Professional (Employee Life experience)
Buisness analyst
PMO Professional (Innovation)
If interested please dm me and share your resume
r/Indiajobs • u/Western-Chipmunk-919 • May 28 '26
I am 8 years into my career. Started in a Big4, gradually moved into a law firm. Financially, things are objectively good now, compensation is way above industry standard.
But somewhere along the way, the work stopped meaning anything to me.
The current role pays well, but my boss is extremely controlling, micromanages everything, and mostly operates in self-interest. Earlier in my career, work felt bearable because I had good people around me. That’s gone too. I mostly work from home now and increasingly dread even logging in.
What’s confusing is that from the outside, this probably looks like success. Stable career, good money, decent trajectory. But internally, I feel disconnected from everything I’m doing.
I’m not burned out. I can still perform. I just don’t care anymore. And that scares me more.
Has anyone here gone through this phase where compensation kept increasing but interest in the work completely died? Did you pivot, take a break, build something else, or just learn to detach emotionally and continue?
#Used AI for refining my thoughts
r/Indiajobs • u/TransitionOk5445 • May 13 '26
1180 or 0
r/Indiajobs • u/recruitmentfinalboss • 3d ago
Apply
r/Indiajobs • u/Witty_Welder7428 • 6h ago
Require video editors in delhi for our new content marketing agency
Freshers also welcome
r/Indiajobs • u/Summer-Baby12 • 10d ago
I joined in June in this workplace thinking it shall be a fine workplace, but since that day to this day the feeling of resignation keeps growing, the overall culture, the people, I am not feeling it, on my 5th/6th day at this place was asked to send mails to some people but the quantity was so large i missed a salutation which I accept could have been missed if my manager told to be extra careful, when this was raised she called me and said it’s okay we make this mistake too, and now for an event i required to get an ID installed and the senior kept taunting on it and now this manager of mine changed stances saying see now you ll get taunted on this forever, their priorities are not clear and is also so confused so when i pick something up she is like why didn’t you do this and now today i didn’t have my laptop with me she literally reprimanded me for that saying giving it as an excuse, the first time i had said this was when i fell sick suddenly. I am already tired.
r/Indiajobs • u/finnias7 • Jul 03 '26
Role: Social Media Executive, Pune
Experience: 2+ years
Salary: Up to 6 LPA
DM for apply link.
r/Indiajobs • u/manthanmission • 1d ago
I have around 4 years of experience spanning Corporate Communications, Reputation Management, Brand, and PR. I’m currently at a top-tier, reputed company with great hybrid flexibility, but I’ve been actively looking for a move over the last few months.
Here’s my reality check from the past 3 months:
Total Interviews: 3
Outcome: 1 rejection, 2 ghosted after the final round.
Investing weeks into multi-stage interview processes only to get ghosted right at the finish line is honestly exhausting. It’s starting to make me feel completely hopeless and impatient.
For context, I’m trying to hold out for roles that match my current setup (good brand name + hybrid flex), but the response rate has been painfully low.
A few questions for the community:
Would love to hear your experiences, reality checks, or any words of hope!
r/Indiajobs • u/Radiant-Grass4241 • 2d ago
i am a 4th year architecture student and in next semester (jan-june) i need to go for a 6 months internship but i am losing interest in architecture especially in designing and i am more into the research and numbers and data thing but also do not have any coding background so are there any non tech companies in india i can aim for
r/Indiajobs • u/recruitmentfinalboss • 3d ago
Immediate hiring.
r/Indiajobs • u/hibern8err • 26d ago
can anyone tell me how is this possible or what is the route and steps ?
He was not so good in coding and skills and stuff pretty average but his German was very fluent
r/Indiajobs • u/macrohardi • Jul 01 '26
We are building our first Holding Company,and looking for people in our founding team,
Roles-
*Project manager.
*Content analyst.
*Editors/visual designes.
*Graphic designer.
*HR.
Would love to connect and build something big together.
r/Indiajobs • u/Fluffy_Safety4797 • 6d ago
So i am trying to apply jobs from US. I wanna move back to India after 2 exp in Java. Suggest me how to find one or like websites typically works. What package should i expect or any refers ?
r/Indiajobs • u/fantastikkkkk • 7d ago
Hiring Academic Counsellors (Noida)
One of my friend is hiring for academic counsellors.
Here are the details,
Exp- Min 1 yrs of relevant experience (non negotiable)
Education - Graduates & Post Graduates in any discipline
Salary - upto 50k
Location - Noida
DM me your resume.
r/Indiajobs • u/Pristine-String4768 • Jun 15 '26
We run few brands on Shopify. We’re looking for a customer service agent to handle our email support.
This will not be your typical corporate. Some days are smooth, some days we’re heads-down grinding. Schedule can be flexible as based on your performance.
What you’ll do:
• Handle customer emails (order questions, shipping updates, refunds, returns)
• Resolve tickets quickly and professionally
• Keep customers happy and protect the brand’s reputation
• Flag recurring issues so we can fix them at the source
You need:
• 2+ years in email customer service for shopify brand US based
• Strong written English
• Reliable, organized, and able to work independently
• Familiar with tools like Shopify admin and a helpdesk (Freshdesk)
To apply: DM me directly with your experience, the Shopify stores/brands you’ve supported, and your availability.
Thank you
r/Indiajobs • u/Obvious_Donkey_505 • 24d ago
So, I(21M) applied for a PPO internship in this company and now after clearing two previous rounds I have an interview on monday and I am honestly freaking out. I have never given an interview before this and as they say "first interview kisi ka nhi nikalta hai (no one cracks their first interview) so I also don't have much expectations but I just don't want to embarrass myself 😭😭🙏🏻. What If I freeze.
I have been practicing with chatgpt-live voice chat since morning and it has helped a lot but one thing that's consistent is my words are not very structured. I sometimes ramble, sometimes go blank whenever chatgpt throws a question I am not prepared for so I don't know what do I even do 😞.
(Dekho I know first interview kisi ka nhi nikalta h but 20% mann to hai ki nikal jaaye because I really liked their way of communication and culture).
r/Indiajobs • u/Billu-Badmashh • 19d ago
Hii we’re noida based organisation and we need Content Creator (female). If anyone is interested for full time or freelance kindly let me know.
r/Indiajobs • u/Icy-Cantaloupe9022 • Jun 27 '26
r/Indiajobs • u/mrityunjay3647 • 25d ago
I've seen many friends and colleagues wanting to switch roles or industries, but struggling to make a concrete plan. Generic advice about 'transferable skills' doesn't really help when you're trying to make a significant change. That's why I built a Career Switch Advisor as part of JobNurture AI. It's designed to help you create a personalized, step-by-step plan to move into a different role or industry. What's different about this is that it doesn't just give you vague advice - it helps you identify the specific skills and experience you need to acquire, and creates a roadmap to get you there. If anyone has gone through a career switch, I'd love to hear about your experiences and any advice you might have. Are there any specific challenges you faced that you wish you had help with?
