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Hi Fishes,
Recently interviewed with Tata Consultancy for developer position.
All rounds are completed. The interview went very good as mentioned by manager.
How much can I expect as compensation, or how much should I ask for ECTC.
YOE: 6.3 years
Tech: ServiceNow
CCTC : 8LPA
Currently holding offer : 14LPA
Thanks in advance
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Getting a referral is key. Didn't get any hits until I was referred by a friend. Most companies have very generous referral policies so don't be afraid to ask! I reminded an old coworker I could refer her and she has her 2nd interview next week 😊
The key thing to remember is most referrals will get you in the door but after that, it's up to you!
If someone applies to a job I have posted, I am more likely to look for their resume if they took the initiative to send me a LinkedIn message. I view it like a mini-cover letter. They tell me why they can bring something specific to this role and it’s a good foot in the door. Even if it’s two sentences. I’m not sure how rare I am, but I try to do my part because I know it’s hard to drop a cold resume.
Go to meet ups in your area, conferences, etc. Make friends and build out the network that way. Alternatively if you have a specific area you’re interested in working in and are passionate about, talk to people in that space on ideas about that space and build your network out that way.
You should also look into associations. They usually have a job board and close connections to those companies
I made some great connections on LinkedIn. It was weird at first, but a few people I still actually stay in regular touch with, and I've gotten leads from. Worth a shot!
Honestly linkedin premium and the standard cold applying. Has worked for me every time. Being an introvert I never network or reach out to folks and when I do it has never resulted in interviews….
Are you just applying to everything? If you like the company, apply for things you maybe over qualified for. This allows your resume to be picked up. If you are constantly just applying to jobs where the responsibilities aren’t over aligning then you may continue to experience this.
Look into a PM role in your line of work at Deloitte. Will be an easier transition because you’ve got a ton of customer engagement via projects