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Hello everyone. I have offers from below companies.
1. Accenture - 7.1 lpa + 21% variable
2. IBM - 7.26 fixed
3. Epsilon - 10.8 fixed
Have 3 yoe in QA. My point is will Accenture or IBM be able to match this offer ? Also want to know does ibm or Accenture blacklist if i don't join them?
Accenture IBM Epsilon
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DO NOT resign immediately.
Instead:
Try to delay or negotiate ThoughtWorks joining
Explore other interviews in parallel
Reassess in 4–6 weeks
A 10% hike with a ₹3L loss doesn’t make financial sense unless there’s strong non-monetary value (e.g., job satisfaction, long-term vision, dream company status).
Within last 30-40 days of notice period you will get good amount of calls from many good companies. I am in my last 35-40 days of NP and I can assure you this.
Overall it is upto your choice. Because none of my target companies were willing to accept 90 days NP.
It depends. I got only 12% hike in my first offer and later during NP, nobody offered me beyond 15% hike (this was by some consultancy companies). Even the product companies couldn’t offer more than what was offered before. So better to wait for 1-2 months and then check the market conditions again.
Thanks for valuable suggestion
Please don't join TW with just 10% hike .
Brand name of TW is good , but not great enough to join with this hike.
Your best bet is try for other offers during notice period.
Though, market is not superb at the moment.
You might try in January, atleast then there will more job openings.
Also, it'll be better if you take first offer for atleast 40% hike and then subsequent offers for 10% more on top of offer this way you'll reach good amount
.
At the moment it's a gamble but upto you if you want to go ahead and take some chances .
If you could share cctc , offered , tech stack etc , folks might provide better tips.