Help in selecting Offers

I've received offers for the PM role from both Swiggy and Headout and am uncertain which one to choose. Although I know the team function and dynamics play a crucial role, my information on that is limited. Here are my priorities for the next stint: 1) Good work culture & WLB - Don't want 12hr+ workdays, and random layoffs affecting my mental peace. From what I've gathered, Headout seems to better in this area. I've heard that Swiggy has a history of silent layoffs and that teams suffer from poor WLB. 2) Good learning curve - I’m looking for a role with less firefighting and more in-depth problem-solving. While this can vary by team, I've heard that Headout places a strong emphasis on professional growth by mentoring and providing quality projects. 3) Future exit opportunities - Swiggy's brand name is a significant factor, potentially offering more and better future opportunities compared to Headout. Please help me with any reviews/experiences that you have for the product culture at both these orgs so that I'm able to make a more informed decision!

Hi folks I just wanted to know how the senior analyst role at Swiggy is in terms of quality of work, growth, wlb and anything else. Put some light on this🙌🏼

I am slightly confused about which company to join from the following: 1. Meesho ( Unicorn Startup) Role : APM - 1 Salary: 17.5 (Base) + 8 (ESOPs) Mode : 2 day work from office 2. Wingify (Bootstrap B2B SaaS startup) Role : PM Salary: 15 Base + 1 Joining Bonus + 1 Performance Based Bonus + Unknown Performance Based Stock Options Mode: WFH 3. Docsumo.ai ( Seed funded Startup) Role: APM Salary: 17.5 (Base) + 1 (Fixed Bonus) + 7 ESOPs Mode: 3 day work from office Currently : APM at a seed stage startup 15 Base + 1 Bonus + 2 ESOPs YOE: 1.3 Would really appreciate insights/advice on how to approach and also how to negotiate with Wingify.

Hey everyone! I'm currently working as a senior analytics guy (overall work experience of ~5.5 years) and am looking for a switch. Here are the 2 options that I have for now: 1. Amazon (BA II) offering a fixed of 32L, to join in Hyderabad for a team where majority people sit out of Seattle. 2. Bolt (a startup based out of Estonia, primarily dealing in ride sharing, food delivery and others) offering ~€70k annually as fixed compensation (relocation sponsored). Currently a bit confused as I haven't heard really great reviews about Amazon, but at the same time don't know how the move to relocate internationally for the first time will work. Did a light research on salary and cost of living in Estonia, and found out that this is a pretty good number to get. Does anyone have any idea either about how WLB is at Amazon or at Bolt? What would be a better move here? (Bolt offering the role of an Analytics lead)

I’m about to get an offer from Swiggy. Cleared all rounds for a subsidiary in Supply chain. I’m scared of losing a SAFE job with no learnings (Jio) and going for the gamble where I learn a ton at the risk of losing my job. Need your opinions community!

I have got offers from Meesho, Swoggy and Razorpay for a product role. Which is better Salary is similar in all 3 so it is not a deciding factor

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I (23 grad) working with a service based company, around 5 months exp, got an offer from Swiggy for a contract role. Is it worth joining Swiggy right now amidst all the recession and layoffs chaos?