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Hi fishes, can you please tell me why do ppl say join EY GDS and not EY India. I am into Java Fullstack, yoe-4, location -Pune recently cleared online test and given interview and later get to know it's EY India not GDS. Now m worried should I join or not. I have 2 other offers from WITCH companies. EY EY India
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Let me make sure I understand... you're asking in a government jobs bowl about companies that will allow you to WFH, before you've completed your degree and will pay you $24-$28 per hour... is that about accurate?
Yes. I WFH now, I'm currently employed by a government savings program manager, and my salary is not far off from what I specified I was looking for. This was crossposted in multiple bowls. As stated in the post, I didn't think there'd be an abundance of openings. I have no complaints with my current employer, I'm simply researching different career paths because (also previously stated) I'm young and still learning. I didn't see anything wrong with posting that on a platform specifically made for career development. If you have any further questions please feel free to reach out.
For government jobs your best bet is just check their openings on a regular basis. For federal it's USAJOBS and for State or Local it'll of course be their career boards. A lot of government work is, at best, hybrid, especially if you have fiduciary trust or work with PII. You probably aren't qualified above the GS-05 level without a degree, which is below the pay band that you're looking for. You may be able to leverage your experience up to GS-07 or maybe even 09 (or potentially step increases upon hiring), but that's up to you. Good luck.
Thank you! I actually currently work with PII in government savings programs but I'm not employed directly by the government so that could be why. I appreciate you reaching out with additional information, I'll look into it. Thanks again!