Help with deciding offer

I have got 2 offers, one for Hyderabad location (14.5, all fixed, as they have shared space office as of now, so initially it would be WFH & once they get a proper office after some months, 2-3days WFO hybrid), & one for Pune location (16 fixed, plus some variable and other benefits, hybrid from Starting, 2days WFO) Is it worth to do WFO from starting for more money or settle for less now & go to office after some months? Are there any real pros of WFO? I haven't done WFO in my 3 year IT career

Hi Folks , Need your advice in selecting the companies I have received an offer from. Initially thought more offers the better , but it has become really confusing. . My priority is WLB>Growth>Salary Data Engineer,5 yeo. Offers: ECOLAB (American MNC,work leader in chemical manufacturing) : 19.5fixed 21 CTC Deloitte India: 18 fixed 20 CTC EY India : 19 fixed 21 CTC KPMG global services: 19 fixed 21 .5 CTC. Please help me with your inputs so i can make a better decision. +PS any folks working in shell here? Thanks,

Hello everyone, I'm currently seeking some advice on a significant career decision I'm facing. I'm presently working at Walmart in Bengaluru with the following package: Total CTC: 32 LPA Fixed: 22 LPA Bonus: 5 LPA Stocks: 5 LPA (vested over 4 years) Recently, I've received an offer from Oracle, (Senior Applications Engineer) also in Bengaluru, with a fixed CTC of 34 LPA. While the package is slightly higher, my primary motivation for considering a change is to relocate to Hyderabad. Dilemma: Accept the Offer: Be on notice period and keep looking for more opportunities in Hyderabad. If I don't find a suitable position in Hyderabad during the notice period, join Oracle in Bengaluru and adapt to the new company. Reject the Offer: Continue my search for opportunities in Hyderabad while staying at Walmart. Key Considerations: Relocation to Hyderabad: This is my top priority. Package: While the Oracle offer is better, I would have preferred something around 40 LPA to make a definite move. Questions: Is it worth accepting the Oracle offer and continuing my job search during the notice period? Should I reject the offer and focus solely on finding opportunities in Hyderabad? Is there a possibility Oracle might agree to a location change to Hyderabad, especially if I negotiate? Looking forward to your insights and advice. Thank you!

Cleared all the rounds and even sent the HR the documents they asked for. They also said I would have to relocate to Mumbai. However it's been more than a week and they haven't rolled out an offer letter. HR said that since they invested so heavily in IPL, they are trying to reassess their budget for this quarter, that's why it's taking so long. Should I be worried? I have a feeling that I even if I get an offer they might try to lowball me/lay off later.

Background: I have around 7 years of experience. Right now doing WFH from tier-2 city and staying with family (Married so wife + my parents). My current job is good but politics and bad manager came into picture. I applied to few jobs and got an offer. Current Situation: The offer I got is WFO (hybrid) from Bangalore so I need to move. Increment in terms of cash is 12.5% (they dont want to push more). RSU is good and they vest in 1 year directly. I estimate that house I require near my office (Kadybeesanahalli) will cost around 50-60k and rest budget of 50-60k. So I will save around 1-1.5L (50% will go to MF, stock etc) Question: Is this a good decision to move and settle there ? New org is a reputable one and has stable job as of now Note: I am not including my wifes salary as she still needs to search a job

I am a Frontend Developer with 3.5 years of experience, currently working remotely with a product-based client (product- BGV) through Eteam. The role offers great learning opportunities with the latest tech stack (React, Node.js), but it's a contract-based position on third-party payroll. Should I consider switching jobs, and if so, what CTC should I expect? Current CTC: 11 LPA

I just joined a company and it's been only 2 weeks. When I accepted the offer there was another interview in pipeline and some delay was going. The result came and now I am confused what to do. Startup (current company) TC : 27+2 (base+pf) New Offer from a big firm: 31.5+3.15+1.51+45kUSD(Base+target bonus+pf+stocks 4yrs) = 43.87LPA Annual CTC It's not easy as it seems. The startup (curr company) has great culture and tech stack. The product is exciting. It is part of a larger parent company. Whereas the big firm (new offer) works on a Monolith and work mostly uses Java. Codebase is 20yrs old according to Hiring manager. And one more thing - I hate Java. Why the difference has to be so big in TC 😭 I don't like to be confused. Have you ever been in such a situation? I want to relate my situation. YoE : 2

Offer A - Public company good brand name in US - 35 lpa fixed and 15 rsu. Role - senior engineer. Established product and team I think personal growth would be constant Offer B - startup - 50 lpa fixed. Role - staff engineer. Growth stage product , product needs to be established in market. Which one is good, considering 2-3 years timeframe and which one opens door for next job offers

Currently I’m in a 600 member saas company with 23L CTC (60% fixed) - Account Management role. The culture is great and the work was joyful until 3-4 months back. Now its not that joyful nor am I enthusiastic about the company’s future. I have an offer from a 200 member saas company who has grown rapidly even in such economic conditions. Getting an offer of 18 to 20L (90% fixed) - CSM role. What would you choose if you were in my place?

Hi, I have an offer from Company A and my joining date is in next 2 weeks. But just last friday i got another offer from Company B with much higher salary than A. But I have interest to work on Company A. Do you think I could negotiate with Company A so close to the joining? Has anyone done it before and what was your result? I'm worried if they may rescind the offer if I asked. Appreciate if anyone could shed some light on how to approach this. Thanks.