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Hi Fishes, I cleared technical and MCQ round at Accenture. And got a mail stating i have been selected for HR round. Later the same day a hr called and asked me to upload all documents and asked my expected CTC and stuff. Earlier in portal it was showing interviewing , now it shows review or pending and has a message ' we regret to inform that you experience does not align with req, we will contact if anything comes up' , what does this mean. How can they put something like this?
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It is illegal to ask. If you choose to share a range, just realize you are not the only one they are talking to. Don’t price yourself out
Is it illegal? If so, I wish I knew. In any case, I don’t give away the number and am very careful telling my expected salary too. Many recruiters are fishing for info actually so they can give their client some stats, meaning they don’t actually have job openings sometimes.
It is illegal in New York
It's illegal in NY - recruiters can't ask that. Recruiters I've worked with usually shift gears and ask what salary I'm looking for.
They aren’t allowed to ask that. You could say something like “I’d like to be compensated slightly above marker rate for this role given my experience in XYZ. That being said, what is the expected salary for this position for someone with a similar number of years of experience such as myself?”
It is illegal to ask about current salary. But they (and we) do ask for what people want to make. My suggestion is that you do your research to know what you think you should make. It’s a good way for us to understand whether you’ve done your due diligence and have reasonable expectations.