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What was your first ever CTC and what's your current CTC with YoE? I'll start - 1.6 to 9.8 in 4 years. This post is intended to give hope to freshers and motivation to experienced folks.
RockOn
Stealth
9 months ago
20 (as a fresh MBA grad) to 70 in 5.5 years -> worked throughout in startups
Eren
Student
9 months ago
Wow
EvilCemetery
Stealth
9 months ago
Damn, that's an insane growth🫡
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Sapthinker
Stealth
9 months ago
1 lakh 80 thousand per year
Now 1 lakh 85 thousand per month
Years taken 11
The thread for this post will become show off/depressing rather than motivation
My progression:
ASDE (0 yoe) => 5 LPA
SDE (1 yoe) => 7 LPA
SDE (1y 3m) => 12 LPA
SDE (2y 7m) => 15 LPA
SDE (3y 1m) => 18 LPA
SDE-2 (4 yoe) => 44L CTC
SWE (5y 9m) => 48L CTC
admiN
Stealth
9 months ago
Good progress, what's your academic background and what tech stack?
I'm a college dropout, and have done various stacks, iOS, Android, Web (React + Angular) and have also worked on an internal language and its interpreter.
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admiN
Stealth
9 months ago
Started with 1.9 (fresh out of school), after 7 years only reached 3.6 (self employed), no degree.
noncorporate
Stealth
9 months ago
Find a college where you just have to show up for exams and get a degree brother. Brotherly advice. I know its just a piece of paper but so is a DL license. You will figure the life out like you always have. I can tell some colleges in north( Raj,HR,PB) ...Just 10k fee annually and in three years you are BCA/bcom/ba grad for 30k.
admiN
Stealth
9 months ago
Yes, I knew what was going to happen that is why I took admission in 2021, finishing this year. Hopefully, I will get a job next month.
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6 LPA to 35LPA in 12 years . Left job for 4 years in between due to personal reasons.
HotHotdog
Student
9 months ago
Start with 4 l and was at 1 cr in 7 year.
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3.25 lakhs/yr to ~1.25 Cr/yr (without esops) in ~10 yrs. Without masters. Just bachelors in engineering.
SatyaNadhela
Student
9 months ago
Can you share what young software engineers should do ?
1. Problem solving is the most important skill to develop.
2. Good communication skills. Be presentable
3. Be curious. This will keep you going.
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1.8LPA to 60LPA in 10years. 🧿 Worked my ass off with long nights, constantly learning and growing. The grind never stops 🫡
Immortal
Student
9 months ago
Can you give us a career break down? On which industry you worked it and the type of company you worked in?
3.8 LPA to 15 LPA in 2.4 years. Switched from manual testing to Full stack development.
Bro how did you that , I have also started as QA in a startup 7L Currently '23 Grad 6 months experience, I want to shift to Dev how do I do that ? , what stack did you choose
I learnt Java + React tech stack whenever I get some time in my previous company. Later, I updated my profile on naukri and LinkedIn as a full stack developer. Got few calls and selected in 1 company. Personal projects are mandatory to do which helps a lot in interviews.
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My first proper "employment" - 20K a month including PF, professional tax, etc
Now - 1.75L a month but I'm about to quit and work someplace else which I'm estimating would be about 2L - 3L a month
My first proper employment started in December 2021, I graduated in 2022
Hash003
Stealth
9 months ago
can you share the career breakdown, the field of work and the industry?
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BearBear
Stealth
9 months ago
Tech stack kya hai aur interview ki tayari kaise kiye aap?
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