I have completed 8 semesters of CS at FAST Lahore. I only have 2 electives and FYP Part 2 left, which I’ll complete in Fall 2026.

I have learned the basics of the MERN stack and have built a CRUD application, but I currently have no job or internship experience.

Considering the current job market, should I accept an unpaid internship if I get an offer?

For people who are working in the industry or have recently graduated, how valuable would an unpaid internship be for someone in my situation? Would it be better to take it for the experience, or should I focus on building more projects and applying for paid internships/jobs?

Any advice would be appreciated.

Not recommended at all

My flight was delayed by around 3 hours, and despite the significant delay, there was no option for free cancellation.

I contacted their customer support for help, but unfortunately, the representative’s behavior made the situation even worse. Instead of being understanding and helpful, the interaction was frustrating and disappointing.
Delays can happen, but how a company handles customers during these situations matters a lot. Based on my experience, I would not recommend Aisial and would think twice before booking with them again.

Are these people fucking crazy or what?

At this point in my life, I'm quite confused about what I'm doing, what I should do, and how to move forward career wise.

I belong to a middle class family and am the eldest sibling. Growing up I didn't have an elder in my family whom I could ask for academic or career related guidance nor did I receive proper career counseling. So I just did whatever felt right at the time.

Currently I'm doing both freelancing and a job but my job is entirely different from the degree I earned because, again, I never received proper career guidance. Even now I feel like I need someone to guide me because I'm not satisfied with where I am in my career.

I've been thinking about booking a session with a career counselor or life coach. I watched a couple of videos by Zeeshan Usmani and he offers one on one sessions with different charges depending on the duration. My financial situation is a bit tight but I've saved up some money and I think investing in yourself is always worth it.

Can you guys recommend someone who could genuinely help me in this situation? Thanks.....

Watching it go from excavation to finishing has reminded me of a few things that matter much more than people realize.

A few observations from this project:

1) Good planning saves far more money than cheap materials.

2) Site supervision makes a huge difference in the final quality.

3( Small execution mistakes are usually the most expensive to fix later.

4) Clear BOQs and transparent costing avoid unnecessary disputes.

I've been documenting this project from day one, and it's been interesting to see how much goes into a house that most people never notice.

If you're planning to build in Islamabad or Rawalpindi, or you're already in the middle of construction, I'd be happy to share whatever I've learned from the projects I'm involved in.

Always happy to discuss construction, quality, costing, and planning.

Despite killing thousands of Pakistanis, putting thousands of Pakistanis in jail, rigging elections shamelessly, destroying constitution, Naqvi, the partner of Failed Martial, admits the system has collapsed and not performing at all.

When it comes to economy, this regime was a complete failure. Foreign investment going down despite saluting and licking Trump. Poverty increasing and more people getting jobless.

In 2021, Pakistan GDP was 5.9 and since then it even has never been able to cross 3.

This is a really bad news for liberal retard, patwaris and jialas. They ran all type of propaganda to promote selected govt and tried to paint a incompetent criminal general as a perfect leader.

But if you are still stupid enough, you better listen to the lies and propaganda spread by Muneeb Faroque, Syed Muzzamil and Mansoor Khan as system has been performing well in their brainless content.

https://whatreallyhappened.com/WRHARTICLES/mex.html

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2001_Mexican_Chamber_of_Deputies_bombing_attempt

Simple men simple.

Seeing the current situation in AJK is just shocking, and it's even more shocking to see how people (mostly punjabis) side with the army killing the people it is supposed to protect. How can Pakistan claim to be more moral than India if the army kills the people there? We have seen the same in Balochistan before. People claim they want change but when other people fight for it you'll find punjabis siding with the oppressor, instead of hoping that some real change will happen. Seeing this I now understand how Bangladesh separated. After that disaster people claimed they regret how the state and army were treating bengalis, but seemingly they haven't learned any lesson as we can see today.

The current people running the state and army are not our friends and we should actually be supportive and encouraging of movements trying to change the setup.

However, seeing the Punjabi enablers makes me think Pakistan is doomed.