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Happy Beginning

There were times when I was worried of what lies ahead but from some time I am relaxing and relieved in a sense because there is a clarity of what lies ahead and I feel sense of accomplishment for the struggle.

I am happy to announce that I have accepted SDE3 position in Walmart @ Bentonville, Arkansas. I got my OPT EAD Card and will start to work again from May 25, 2020 which is exactly a month after my internship ends here at SAP.

Despite all the positives, world is not a happy place at the moment because of COVID-19 and the seriousness it poses to elderly. World economy is hit very hard and industries such as hospitality and travel are severely impacted. People are sticking to homes and companies asking employees to work from home and consumer's are not going to spend and it impacts most of the retail businesses. Shortly, What I am trying to say is that World is not happy in terms of health and economy (people lose jobs) but hopefully situations will turn out better in an year.

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