Anjali Sharma – From Learning Java to Becoming an Analyst at PWC – My Journey of Growth

The Beginning – Seeking More

When I started my career in HCL, I was thrilled to step into the corporate world. It was my first exposure to real-world software development, and I learned a lot in those two years. Then, moving to TCS as a System Engineer further expanded my skill set. But still, I was not satisfied with my learning and growth as I felt it was almost stagnant, and I was required to gain more skills. At this point, I thought of learning Java to grow further.

Taking Charge – The Decision to Upskill with DataFlair TechVidvan

I joined DataFlair to master Java after seeing reviews on Google. And to my surprise, my learning was more than just the expectation. I had a complete learning covering theory, practicals, projects, interview questions etc. The team helped me whenever I faced any problem. They also provided me internship after course completion, where I did many projects and gained more knowledge and confidence.

The Big Leap – Landing at PWC

When I started gaining confidence about the technology, I rebuilt my resume with the skills I gained and started applying to companies. The interview process at PWC was rigorous, testing my problem-solving skills, Java expertise, and ability to optimize systems.

Thanks to my deep dive into Java, I was able to confidently tackle coding challenges and demonstrate how I could contribute to their projects. When I received my offer letter from PWC, I knew my hard work had paid off.

What’s Next?

With my transition to PWC, I’m now working on large-scale Java applications, building scalable systems, and contributing to high-impact projects. This is just the beginning—I plan to continue learning and growing, exploring cloud technologies, and mastering new frameworks.

For anyone feeling stuck—take charge, upskill, and keep moving forward. Opportunities are endless when you equip yourself with the right knowledge and mindset.