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Today I had salary negotiation with Capgemini , they are offering 15 lpa with 10% variable. I feel this is a bit low based on current market standards. I asked for 20 initially, but they are not willing to go beyond 15 without any counter offer. HR flat out rejected 20 saying business will not approve. what is the max they will give after providing counter offer? And if i join around November, when will i be eligible for next appraisal? They are offering c1 band.
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I have received an offer of 5lpa + 1lac night shift allowance from Capgemini for the designation of Associate Consultant. I have a few questions if someone can answer - 1. Am I being paid correctly according to this designation? 2. How are the annual appraisals at the organisation and about how much % of hike does one receive on an average. Capgemini
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30%
You should not include variable pay... Fixed CTC 30%... We can't trust Variable pay nowadays
Ask for 40% bro they will come to 30% same rule i will follow now from my next offer
Ask on fix that will also benefit you cause then they will come down to 30
Tell em 20-25% if it's =>2* yoe
And 10% if it's > 3* yoe
And 30-40% if it's < 2* yoe