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Feeling like a loser

Took a pay cut of 10 percent after being laidoff, my peers are earning way more than me now where I struggled to get even interview calls earning in 70K my friends are in 6 digits My team consists of non mba while I am an MBA so feeling like a laggard now CTC - 10 lpa Exp - 1 yr MBA from UBS Chandigarh Please guys do suggest how to cope up with this

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Feeling like I lost in life

I am a 25 yr old male and I come from a very small town in Jharkhand. My dad was a mechanic. I am their only son. I graduated from a tier 3 college where getting any job was a dream. I worked hard and cleared a 9 LPA job in Pune. Got promoted and got hikes and came to around 13 LPA in around a yearā€™s time. Resigned it for Amazon, BLR at 30 LPA. I joined in Oct 22 and got laid off in Jan 23. When I cleared Amazon, it was moment of pride for me and my parents. For the first time everything looked well and life felt happy and promising. It was just perfect. After the layoff, life has been full of struggle. It was so difficult to get a job. Somehow got a decent company who would at least hire me without reducing my pay, but had to deal with a pathetic manager, and the culture wasnā€™t too good. Joined here for ~34 LPA I finished 1 year in this company this April and I started to interview. Started with a startup, they said they canā€™t offer that much. Next was MSFT. They took 8 ROUNDS for a SE2 role and they offered me a L60 role and wonā€™t budge at all, for a lower comp. I had to reject. In the meantime, I had already cleared Intuit at 50 LPA and DE Shaw at around 60 LPA. DE Shaw HM told me this role is SDET which the recruiter didnā€™t mention. Had to reject there. I resigned after I cleared Intuit and expected MSFT to give me an offer and I was sure that whatever comp theyā€™ll offer Iā€™ll take, but didnā€™t expect them to give me L60 and a comp around 29 LPA. When Intuitā€™s joining came close I considered taking my resignation back but my manger bullied me and didnā€™t take my resignation back. I got a chance to interview with Apple. It was so close to Intuitā€™s joining date that I asked Intuit to push it by 3 weeks. After 5 rounds, Apple said they canā€™t go ahead with my profile because of less experience. Folks trust me: All my interviews at MSFT and Apple went very very well. When I made up my mind to join Intuit, they announced lay offs. My only option is to join.