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Friends, I have 11+ years of experience and have been selected for a L5 Non Tech PM role. Amazon is offering me 24 base + 8 SB + 200 RSUs. I will have to relocate to South India (from Delhi) for this and probably the offer may not cater to my expenses. AM I BEING LOW BALLED ? as the HR says this is the max capping for the role.Amazon Amazon India Also, how difficult is it to apply internally and clear a L6 interview (after i join Amazon)
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Jpmc ka onsite scene kaisa h ?
I am working in capgemini and my visa is also ready for Germany. But i am thinking of refusing it since my father is critically ill. I would love to go onsite once he is healthy, it was always my dream. Does JPMC gave onsite opportunities? Maybe after few years ?
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Maybe take some PTO to work on your interviewing skills and catch up on any work that's been piling up (house stuff). Or you could quit and put yourself first 😅
Agreed! Maybe interview coaching can help you figure out the right way to tell stories etc. I do understand the instinct to self-sabotage, and I've done it myself. It takes a lot of work to get out of that mindset
Why do you think you bombed? It sounds like you need to clear your head a bit and learn to stand up for yourself. Id recommend finding a professional mentor or joining some networking groups to build confidence and find new opportunities
Can you take a vacation to recharge?
Have you considered that challenges in saying no and planning your work proactively might be what is causing your fight or flight state? It can be circular of course, in that this kind of stress makes planning harder, but get curious about the loop and where your power is. What is caused by your situation, and what is habit that you would just take with you into a new job? I got serious about creating boundaries when I realised I had been stressed by work for ten years, and that I had to change or I’d end up in hospital. The irony was that when I changed how I worked, I was happier and also more successful than ever, with promotions and responsibilities coming as a result. And I STILL leave earlier than many of my peers!
Recommended resources:
- Thrive by Ariana Huffington
-YouTube videos from The Lifehack Method
- Bullet Journal Method by Ryder Carroll
- anything Melissa Urban writes about Boundaries (she has a book coming out next year)
- The Four Tendencies by Gretchen Rueben
Ugh I hate having that fight or flight feeling at work. Don't give up hope. Applying for jobs really is a numbers game. THe more interviews you have, the better chance of an offer. Keep your head up and keep applying.