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Hi All, I wanted to know how is EXL Hyderabad location. In terms of work life, job security, Pay etc. Currently my negotiations are in progress. They are offering me the Hyderabad location with 20LPA Fixed for 6 YOE. Project is UK Banking Related.
Any inputs are welcome.
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Don’t ever say a number first - ever. “I need more information about the role and comprehensive culture and benefits at [organization] before I’d be comfortable giving a number. Is there a range you have in mind for this role?” Throw the ball back in their court. If they won’t answer, you shouldn’t either. If they give a range that’s acceptable to you, let them know that’s within a range that warrants further discussion for the role.
I tell them that I don’t want to bid against myself, but I know what market rate for the position is and would assume that my salary is going to be commensurate with that
Tell them to get fucked. Never tell them the first number. Ever. Just as VP1 says above.
The last time I got this question, I pretended like they didn’t ask. Basically just said that I’m looking for a challenging role and want to work with good people. That was the answer to: what salary range are you expecting?
They didn’t say anything. Got the interview, then an offer. Then we discussed salary.
You tell them what you’re looking for. If they ask you what you’re making now, tell them, again, what you’re looking for. Don’t be bullied. They don’t work for you—they work for the agencies. And yes—give yourself a raise.
I always have this problem. Usually the call ends with them saying “sorry that’s outside the budget for this position"
I haven’t tried this yet, so I can’t really speak to it’s efficacy, but I remember reading that a good idea is to ask what the range is for the position before you give an answer. I think the idea I like best though is to not answer it and negotiate once you get the offer...
I think it’s a rule (in all of the US?) that potential employers can’t ask what you’re currently making. It’s none of their business.
As far as what’s reasonable, depends on your city.
In NYC it’s against the law for them to ask what you make