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 industry are heavily inflated.
I'm from EEE background, trying so hard to find a job in Data field. I've previously worked in my field for 3 years, but the growth seemed pretty less in the long run, hence the switch.
Finding a job as a fresher (in IT industry) is so hard man. I'm mainly looking for the startups.
They either ask for experience, or the pay is very similar to what I made previously in my field. (which is <10 LPA).
Above all, I'm not even getting responses from companies for my applications.
So yeah, how do people in their 20s make so much in the IT industry? Is it only FAANGand big corps or applicable to startups as well (like unicorns etc)???
Remote US based startups pay a lot :)
how do you land them as a fresher? I recently got rejected by one in 2nd round. Overall I applied for 30+ companies (both Indian and US), only 4 responded me and 1 called for an interview.
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It’s definitely possible, freelancing, consultant, multiple companies. It’ll be hard works and long hours and weekends as well, but should pay at least 50L. take for example 25L in a job as salary. Freelancing projects, you can easily get 1-1.5L/month. So that becomes another 25L. And then moreover you can be a consultant for another company, that should pay 10-15L. grind like this for 8-10 years, now you have enough money to retire :)
Selection Bias
Agreed. But I do see a lot of people making 25-50LPA easily before their 30s.
Yeah In my company a software engineer freshers salary starts at 25 LPA
The FAANG and unicorn employee salaries for even 2-7 YOE engineers is quite insane compared to the average Indian employee pay in other sectors of the economy.
The average SDE2 at these companies makes 50+ lakhs per year in compensati...
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Genuinely curious! Like I graduated about 4 years ago from an NIT and started with 40k pm for an analytics role, now everyone I see is earning atleast 12lpa after tax?
Hiring for a bunch of roles for an early stage startup. Salaries of people who have been laid off is through the roof
2-3 years experience asking for 30-40l and while we chose not to judge the experience and spoke to a few of them, mo...
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