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Hi Fishes,
Recently interviewed with Tata Consultancy for developer position.
All rounds are completed. The interview went very good as mentioned by manager.
How much can I expect as compensation, or how much should I ask for ECTC.
YOE: 6.3 years
Tech: ServiceNow
CCTC : 8LPA
Currently holding offer : 14LPA
Thanks in advance
Toronto ad fish 🤠 I’ve spent most of my career working as a copywriter in London (6 years here, 2 years Toronto) and the market is pretty different here. I’m planning on moving back home but wondered….how do you find work in Toronto? Agencies barely post openings, is the recruiter scene strong? Is it mostly who you know?
Interviewer : Why do you need this job?
Me :

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You can reach out and talk to people. If you’re interviewing the recruiter can also connect you with more people to talk to
Yes, it is fine. Keep in mind that since you have been invited for an interview, the impression you make during these conversations can influence your prospects. So make sure your questions and are polished. Overall, it is better to make no impression before the actual interview than a bad impression.
If you already know them it’s OK.
If it’s vague connections on LinkedIn (eg you went to the same educational institution but didn’t know each other) your contact will find it extremely irritating and either ignore or look for a polite way to brush you off.