Salary range

Just wanted to know what is the average pay as per market standards.

What salary can I expect with 7 YOE in Mainframes Tech with current CTC of 14.5 LPA(12 fixed).

I have 7+y exp as full stack developer experience, currently in a consultant position with a total of 27 Lpa in which 23.5 is fixed. Now I wanted to switch the organization as I am not getting recognition. My technology stack is Angular in which I am an Expert. Nest Js, Node Js mongo db are my other skills. I did work with Flask no Python interested to work on it. JavaScript HTMl Material UI Aws code commit, Azure jenkins Or my other skill set. So please suggest to me how much I can expect the package with the current trend.

What salary range can I expect while applying for senior software engineer posts with 5+ years of experience.

Tier 1 college, 6 years exp, was founder CTO for some time, worked in both corporates and startups as software developer, what should be a good compensation for my experience?

Hi all, I have got my HR round discussion at Accenture for the position of Application Lead coming up next week. Hence I thought of picking your brains to resolve a conundrum regarding a reasonable salary that I can ask for. Location: Bengaluru Current CTC: 15 LPA Expected CTC: 23 - 26 LPA TechStack: Mainframe Developer YOE: 9 years. Can you let me know whether my expected CTC is a reasonable amount considering my YOE, tech stack and location. Or should I ask for more/less ? Thanks for all the advice/suggestions !

Hello Everyone, How much CTC should I expect? YOE - 3.6 Current CTC - 12LPaa Skills - Core Java, Spring Boot,AWS

I’m interested to understand salary range for a full stack developer of 12 yoe in service based company.

Have a last round discussion with the HM regarding compensation with IBM-ISDL Any idea about the salary bracket for 11-12 years experience for developers (Backend) ?

I'm having 2.8 years of experience in Infosys working as .Net developer as SSE role. What should be the salary I can demand in the market currently?