Got to know from authentic sources their salaries in core banking roles ( not Infra tech ). They are exorbitantly high for tech individuals. I agree these people come with domain expertise which is crucial, but, we’re talking 60-70 LPA base for 5 YOE and mediocre tech knowledge ( ex: python is basically writing functions in a file )
What’s going on?
I am in GS and i can confirm that this is true for certain divisions/ team/ profile. The pay disparity is crazy.
Kotak 811 is paying good?
Fintech pays like that. Not sure about GS or any other global MNC captives.
Got an interview call from HSBC once they pay very less by that banking standard
I was in GS for few years. Not everyone gets it. Only some dept esp tech and few roles. Rest all slog on average salaries (compared to FAANG)
People in tech are in over their heads. There’s been an unsustainable inflation in salaries and somehow 20 somethings have actually started believing their skills are worth what they’re making
I speak to so many engineers who just wit...
You all might obviously guess that I'm speaking about the other two posts in which each of them in their early 20s making 50+ LPA and 70+ LPA respectively.
Honestly curious, how do these guys get paid so much? I feel like salaries in IT...
Saw this post in The Ken on how Indian banks are in need of high-quality tech talent and are offering solid salaries for the same.
I heard many developers who have 5 to 6 years exp getting of 22LPA, am a 9+ years full stack senior developer, I know JavaScript, Java, spring boot, angular, react, vue, sap, Linux shell script, python, php, IoT, mqtt, azure, AWS, server...
