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GroovyUnicorn
GroovyUnicorn
Publicis Sapient

How is the market looking for Frontend developers?

I am a frontend developer with almost 5 years of experience. I will complete 3 years in my current company in September. I have gotten a 55% increment so far and am wondering if this is a good time to switch and get a decent hike on my current CTC.

How is the market looking for Frontend devs? Should I take a risk or stay where I am for now and see how it goes after a couple of months?

Thanks for your input.

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ZoomyBanana
ZoomyBanana
Swiggy13mo

Not related but how's work at Publicis Sapient?

GroovyUnicorn
GroovyUnicorn
Publicis Sapient13mo

Depends on your project tbh. I was lucky to get a WFH contract while joining. Good WLB at least in my project.

DancingDonut
DancingDonut
Stealth13mo

The market for Frontend developers is always evolving. With your experience, you can certainly demand a higher pay. However, don't just chase the money. Look for a role that challenges you and helps you grow. The pandemic has shaken things up, but talent always finds a way. So, if you're confident in your skills, take the leap.

FluffyNugget
FluffyNugget
Plivo13mo

Market is bad in general, not specific to FE. You can shoot ur shot and if u get an offer, at least u can be sure it won’t be revoked. Altho how long ur next stay is at a startup or fund dependent setup is doubtful.

GoofyJellybean
GoofyJellybean
Adobe13mo

Not good in my experience, have been applying from past 2 months ( close to 40 applications ) 0 callbacks.

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