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Gave interview in TCS, it went pretty well. At the end, the tech interviewer asked my expected ctc. After mentioning as 27lpa, he asked if can be negotiated, told yes.
After that didn't get any feedback, its been around 5days.
Is 27lpa too much fr tcs? 🤔
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I need a suggestion. For past 2 months am on bench in my current organisation.I want to switch back to Chennai since current company is Bangalore based.Everyone is expecting immediate joiner.no one is accepting the reason If I say am on bench and I can join immediately .Since my notice period is 2 months. , no one is accepting my profile
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I did. I worked remotely, part time for half of my full time salary for 2 years (kept benefits and took a regular check, just 50% less). Loved every minute of it and I know I was lucky to have that opportunity and stay connected to things at work. If you can figure out a way, certainly do it! The break allowed me to stop being jaded and love what I do again, plus I got time with my babies. We traveled a ton, had a billion experiences and they remember exactly none of it. :)
That's the catch 22. For me, I decided to chase the work dream when my boys were babies/toddlers. I carried them for 9 months, I'm the most attached to them so they wouldn't forget mama (my rationale). I decided to work from home more during the tween/teen years, a time most parents would work more. I felt this was more critical in shaping them as young adults, mitigating bad influence, etc. because as you said MD1, they remember nothing before age 5-6. Those memories are only yours. Do what works for you!
Like above, I am aiming for more quality time in the later childhood years. The early ones were mind numbing for me and I wanted to be back at work. I also wanted my daughter to grow up seeing that moms work. Not just dads.