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...
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 b...
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...
Giving 34.2% directly and 18-28% indirectly to gormint. My biggest expenses by a country mile.
Bought car, apartment. Cleared home loan in 2.5 years. Bought an office in gift city with 10% DP, remaining installme...
I stay in blr. Depends on location but for two people you can get decent space for 40k groceries and food max 20 k , ...
Currently working at a fintech startup (1+ year) as a Product Operations Manager. B.Sc + MBA (new IIM, 2020-22). ~3 years pre-MBA experience with ZS and PwC in analyst roles.
Drawing ~19LPA in my present role (after hike). Am I overpai...
Mine. I am a DevOps engineer at a fintech startup, I write server configurations for 45L/y and I work about 10 - 20 hours a week, remotely. I keep thinking they’ve figured out how easy my job is and decided to fire me and then instead they tell me I’m doing a great job and promote me 🤌🏻
In my opinion, there are seldom any roles that are highly overvalued. However, I would fathom that any role that is multiple layers of separation away from execution is going to be what most people allude it to.
For example: Product Management, is abstract in nature and the output isn't very tangible. Thus, people not intimate with their work will likely. yield to overvalued connotation.
Similarly, Management Consulting suffers from this as well. With the addition of high consulting fees and intangibility, it is perhaps the classic example of a perceived overvalued job.
This also applies to fields with significant complexity. Think of jobs like Investment Banking, Quantitative Analysts, Data Science etc. Since they deal with complex data and subject matter. Their work may not be easily understood by those outside their field, leading to perceptions of overvaluation.
Though I don't have experience but I agree with this, PMs are at times literally treated like assistants and have to do roles of other people because their value is not respected lol. The fact that they have to take shit from people who keep saying they are useless and the added fact that their outputs aren't tangible makes me feel bad for PMs
Perfect opinion 👏
