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Is it possible for UX or product designers to reach 70 to 80 LPA or more in their career?
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Definitely, you can achieve a base pay of 70-80 LPA within 10 yrs of your career. You have to be exceptional and should be able to contribute to business & product strategy apart from having excellent craftsmanship. These type of salaries are generally commanded by Heads/Directors of Design. Bigger the team & products you are handling, fatter the paycheck.
Read the zeta salary report - and look at grapevine salaries tab. It’s very possible, it’s just such positions are hard to find and very competitive to get
Yeah, easily I know few folks with these salary and much more than that.
I see no reason why not. HoD would make that easy.
Now it's becoming a rare opportunity in comparison to the developer's starting salary.
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What do they do exactly? Many of them are earning well. I'm referring to those who work in big MNCs or large startups.
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