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4 Years of Loyalty. One Resignation. One Lesson I'll Never Forget. 💼 For the last 4 years , I gave my company everything I had. ✅ Late nights. ✅ Ownership. ✅ Solving production issues. ✅ Handling day-to-day operations. ✅ Being available whenever the team needed me. My team was already short-staffed , and I genuinely believed I was one of the people who consistently added value every single day. So, somewhere in my mind, I had this belief... If I ever resign, they'll definitely retain me. That belief turned out to be my biggest mistake. 📩 The Day I Submitted My Resignation The moment I put down my papers, HR reached out. The conversation started with a question I honestly wasn't prepared for. What can we do to retain you? I froze. Not because I didn't want to stay. But because I never expected that question. I didn't have a number in mind. I didn't have a list of demands. I simply said, Honestly, I don't know. I don't have any...
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How to Identify Mobile Messages Using Their Codes Before Opening Them

How can we understand the messages we receive daily and take the appropriate action based on the codes mentioned at the end?

The easiest way to understand a message before opening it is by checking the code at the end.

The suffix system classifies messages into the following categories:


-P (Promotional): Used for marketing messages, advertisements, and sales offers.





-T (Transactional): Used for time-critical, user-requested operations like One-Time Passwords (OTPs) and payment alerts.



-S (Service): Used for informational updates such as account statements, utility bills, or delivery notifications.









-G (Government): Reserved exclusively for official, authorized communications from government departments.



You can also read beginning messages with their codes.

  • AD → Advertisement or promotional messages (offers, discounts, marketing)
  • VK → Commercial or service messages
  • VM → Transactional messages (bank alerts, OTPs, account updates)
  • JD, BP, HP, etc. → The first two letters often indicate the telecom circle or operator routing, while the remaining characters identify the sender.



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