Curious to know how much people end up earning in the long run. While there is a lot of buzz around current salaries in these threads, from a financial planning pov wanted to understand how salaries grow over time. Does a plateau come in percentage hike? Anyone who knows and can share some trajectories of people at 25-30-35-40-44
Amazon (> 2cr) for L8 director and above.
Source?
Post 40, variation increases a lot. 50% folks will drop out of corporate rat race, willingly or unwillingly. Remaining 20-30% should be earning atleast a crore if not more.
As a 40+ there is a wide variation but usually in the top tier cos (mostly MNCs) you end up making 75lpa + per annum with an upper bound anywhere between 2-3 CRs. However as you go up the ladder roles are few and far between and your variable component incr. while the fixed component remains range bound.
Unicorns $1-10b valuation in India
20yrs+ - 1-10Crore base
$10b+ valuation 20yrs+ - 5- 15Crore base
I have my senior managers who are 32-33 and are making 1cr+ per year. What do people do at the age of 40 or 50 Is there a scope for further salary increments or role increments?
Unless someone works at a company like HUL, what is the fu...
While the starting salaries and salaries at <10 yoe have really sky rocketed and this is good for the ecosystem, wanted to understand what happens to salaries in tech/product post 15 yoe+.
I’m curious about this especially because it d...
I am addressing folks who have progressed in their careers enough to earn at least 30 LPA.
If you are earning this much in India, you are already in the creamy layer of lifestyle. You can afford a decent house, a decent car and probab...
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Reality of market value for people in 40s and 50s: most people find themselves replaceable, their market value drops and difficult to switch career. Thoughts/comments?
Recently started earning and honestly living a comfortable life with a much lower salary than most people talk about. Doing the math, I don't see myself needing more than 18L-24L in hand to save and continue living comfortable (but I am ...
