I am from a lower income family. My father is a blue collar worker and my mom is a home-maker. I have a few siblings.
Entire life my parents made close to ~6L in a year combined. They let me do anything and never pressured me into pursuing a career that I did not want to, especially as a woman.
They gave me 100% freedom, support, and never once asked me to take care of them after I made it.
Like most Indian parents from tat background, they have no retirement fund. Every bit of money went towards food and essentials.
I went to a shit college in the middle of nowhere for my Bachelors. Chose my degree in CSE and grinded tf out. Got into PM after a few years and never looked back.
My parents can’t tell the difference between Product Management and Project Management. It doesn't even matter anymore. I am prepared to take care of my parents but more importantly I plan to take care of my sister's higher education so that she can decide a career without having to worry about ROI/LTV of her course fees because of loans.
It has been a journey of a lifetime till now. I can only be grateful for what has happened and continue working hard.
So what if your parents don't know the difference 🤷🏽♂️
Even I don't know the difference, no one cares about PM
@InsidiousBruh Kudos 👏 for Lifting your family up financially amd more power to you. As your parents don't have retirement fund, please get a term plan for you and health insurance for them. Best Wishes
+1 This is extremely imp
@InsidiousBruh ^Extremely important! Acko has some amazing health insurance plans (and recently launched life insurance, rolling out it all users in a week or so) so please be on the lookout! :)
*and I’m not just saying this because I work in insurance. Feel free to check the market/ditto and see what’s right for your parivaar.
6L in whole life or 6L per year, that's not a bad number of per year
Great to hear your story, very noob here.. What is the difference in roles of product manager and project manager? Also which company do you work in it you don't mind me asking?
Questions:
What was your job title pre and post MBA? What kind of an expectation did you have before going for an MBA?
How did the degree help you in terms of career growth, salary hikes?
Anybody who's started up post the MB...
So I've got 2 offers in hand.
Offer 1: 33 LPA PM role, very very good WLB, Industry of interest and previous experience, Good job security, known for good managers and culture, decent brand value, interviewers were great to speak to. Ho...
You’re 24, you have plenty of time to make more money. Don’t pick offers based on the Salary, look for opportunities ...
