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Hello all,
Am having 4 years of experience and got an offer from oracle finacle services in banglore with 10 lpa.The concern is I need to work in night shift.so i am confused whether i should join.Will it be stupid am rejecting that offer.am having another offer from tcs with 7 lpa where i doesn't have to work ni8 shift.Someone pls suggest me
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That's kind of false advertisement considering they tell you during interviews that joining prior to 5/1 you are merit and VC eligible. But that's consulting
Yup happened to me last year
Happened to me last year. Got promoted this year. Find out comp increase Tomm. Sucks but that's how they do
I started at PwC last yr and got a very small raise.
An extra $1k for a short period of work? You should thank them
There's a whole thread with my woes, but I started in September 2015 and got the same $1K
@K6 who says I'm waiting til next year
In a year where 40% of people didn't receive VCs, and in RC that's more like 60%, I would be thankful for anything. I know a girl who started with me who got 1K first year and made senior the next year with a 35% bump. It all works itself out usually
Yes it sure is. Glad to know I'm not alone at least 😫😫
I thought kpmg gave very good raises? I saw a whole thread about raises in the teens for non-promo and another thread about their salaries are lower but raises are higher
For mid year hires, it's practice dependent. It usually balances out next year.
^same @k5 people have assured me next year will be good for people who got 1-2% since it was our first year with the firm...if not ✌
Have you been at another consultancy before? @k5
@k4 that's inspiring. Maybe I'll wait it out a year
@k4 what do you think her raise would have been if she didn't get promoted ? 🤔
@K6, no. @K4, yeah sounds inspiring.
@k4, actually - she still gets screwed bc the 35% bump is based on a number about $7K lower than it should have been
@k5 yeah but after the 35% isn't she making the same as her peers
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@K6 - Her: 65,000 > 66,000 > 89,100. Others: 65,000 > 70,200 (assuming avg 8% raise) > 94,770. There's about a 6K difference, idk if that's the same.