“Take their skills in artificial intelligence, nothing”: Reddor was frustrating because the friend gets a $ 15 job from LPA by cheating

The campus employment season is running, and while many students celebrate offers, not everyone feels the same. In the last year, an engineering student shared Reddit how watching his friend divides his functions through the shortcuts that left him frustrated.

Posted by R/Developersindia, the student said: “My friend got 15 LPA by literally cheating in everything. The night before, he was looking for projects on GitHub to add it to his autobiography.

He explained that he really has a job and work, but seeing others succeeds without real skills that annoy him. “Recently, we wanted to participate in Hackathon, and my friend, who has no idea how to use Usestate hook, was placed with 15 LPA. Isn’t this a joke?”

The post also took a shot on excessive dependence on artificial intelligence tools. The student wrote: “If I take out the tools of artificial intelligence, it is nothing.

He also criticized the system, saying that companies often choose the wrong people. “Indian companies are employing people, not candidates. They leave good engineers and settle intermediate companies on low wages, then wonder why not to move forward in their company,” he wrote.

The publication drew some sharp responses to Redait. One of the users said that not everyone who chases emotion and that if someone is cheating, then his lack of skills will appear sooner or later.

Another pointed out that cheating everywhere, “imagine businessmen and politicians who deceive us every second,” as the user wrote, adding that maintaining your conscience is more important.

One of the different users said that entering the company’s world would give a clearer picture about how luck playing a role, and advised, “Just start working in companies, you will know how some have strong fortune.

Another comment from another Redditor from the Perspective of Generations, “I graduated 11 years ago. My generation was the same. Blame on the current generation should stop. Cheating in exams and jobs has always been eight years older than me. I graduated 19 years ago, and it was the same at that time.”