Mumbai Vs Bengaluru CTC

A. CBD Belapur Navi Mumbai - 25 LPA, Gov. Bank as a client, project is upgrading the bank application to 2.0 B. Park Street Kolkata - 20 LPA, one of the oldest conglomerates in India as a client. Profile is Project Management Joined A for a couple of days, then joined B as nothing was moving in A. I like the job in B but feeling uncomfortable with the difference of 5 LPA. I agreed for it initially considering Kolkata has lower expenses, but realising now that's not the case. A is still on and I can join back again. Most of the issues due to which I stopped going have been resolved. But I'll loose out on the amazing experience of setting up and transitioning of a company in B. Please help me decide whether I leave B & join A again.. 🤔

I'm currently in the growth marketing field and based in Delhi. I've recently received job offers from both Mumbai and Bangalore, and I'm trying to decide where to move. I would love to hear your thoughts and experiences about living in these cities. How is living cost and social life there? Do suggest me on the same, will be moving in next month, need expertise on the same.

How much CTC is said to be good for a person to be going to do a job in Bengaluru or other city?

Hey peeps, need comparison of these cities on the basis of the cost of living and ease of living. Because for Maintaining lifestyle I think we should consider every aspect of expenditure. And since the time I left Delhi ncr, i haven't had a chance to be in any city which has a closer or better public transport system. P.S. on quora there are advocates for all 3 cities. I need a fair opinion on this.

I have 9+ years of experience in Software Development and Managing teams at scale. I’m in Bengaluru from last 5 years and before that I was in Mumbai for 4 years. Now I’m planning to relocate to Noida, due to following reasons: - Want to stay relatively nearer to my home town(UP) - Want to be accessible for my family and relatives, when they need me the most - Want to enjoy North Indian aspect of living - Want my kid to raise in North Indian environment I need suggestions in two things - Does Noida is a right choice considering my home town is in UP? - Which Noida sector is developed, have better infrastructure and all the basic necessities are nearby? - Which companies pay almost in similar range comparatively to Bengaluru or Hyderabad? - Any other thing that I should be aware of? Thanks for the help!

Which offer is better and why? Pune: CTC: 20+ variable(no clarity on variable) Company: Startup with 1 year hike cycle (bare minimum hike) Company Size: More than 120 Reporting to: Business Head Role: Core BD with slightly overlap of cross functional Stability: Slightly more than Bangalore one(I would say 1% more since they slightly work as lala company) Bangalore: CTC: 22 +12(Esops) Company: Startup with 6 month hike cycle Company Size: Around 30 Reporting to: Founders Role: Set up and lead the entire Business and cross functional roles(cr.functional offer better learning and growth tooo) Stability: OK than Pune Both the company are startups and in terms of stability the Pune one holds higher stability at company level(I would say 1% more than Bangalore) but since its sales roles so I think it doesn't matter. (as per LinkedIn the avg duration of sales folks is 11 month in Pune company) Which offer is better in terms of growth prospect and considering that you want to move to higher role in the future or may be start again in future ?

Confused about taking a job offer in Mumbai, currently being offered 14lakhs fixed + 2 variable + some deals bonus. Currently being offered 12.8 lakhs fixed in Bangalore. They are also not offering any relocation bonus. Financially it doesn't really make much sense, but I am thinking if it will offer me better opportunities in future. I am not from a Tier A college. I have received the offer after 3 months of active job search.

Bombay’s the financial capital of India and Bangalore’s the Silicon Valley of India. Which one would you prefer and why? Would your opinion change w.r.t age (eg. 20s are better in Mumbai vs 30s are better in Bangalore? Any thoughts?

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