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Keeping the package aside, which company is better in terms of growth, hikes, work-life balance?
Please share your inputs, its my first switch so I'm anxious about making the right choice. 😅
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Hi Fishes, Sometime back I was interviewed for Technical Support Job role in my domain. T1 went well. T2, in my understanding was better only (not great like T1 but not blunder. I felt it was nice and i replied majority of questions). They released the feedback after 10 days with "Not Positive". I am not totally sure with feedback as I replied majority of questions correct. I am being bit curious with "Microsoft" tag. What can be the reason?
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75k after 1.5 years, whats your skill set? You may be killing it or getting hosed, hard to say without more info
Have data visualization background, SQL, average programming (.NET, HTML/CSS), in my opinion, good analysis and “storytelling” skills. My manager seems to have more confidence in me with deliverables (not trying to sound cocky)
Never hurts to shop around but you're not mentioning certs or education that makes me think you're getting hosed. Could you get more, most likely, but its really hard to say without city, certs etc.
I think a big part of this bowl over exaggerates their salary and it translates poorly. Just my opinion though
Hopefully someone has better answers than me. Best of luck!
I agree lots of people making 450k at 25 years old 🧐 not really in line with reality
You will not expand your technical skills in consulting unless you're wanting to learn Excel.
Looking for tech consulting focused roles/firms. Not really interested in purely PPT work
You literally make more money than most [Americans] will see in their lifetime. You have practically no experience. Your "skillset" is no where near developed.
I appreciate ppl knowing their worth, but pls come back to reality. If you think you're worth that much now, consider what you think you're supposed to be worth in 10yrs and see if that scales to your expectations.
I agree with you. I’m not saying I’m a fully developed professional with a firm-changing skill set. I’m just looking at my peers with similar skillsets making close to 100k (or above)
As someone at a Big4 with around 8YOE and above average coding skills in a couple of languages (R, Python, SQL, C++). It sounds like at 75k you’re off to a good start. You are still learning a lot that early in your career, so it doesn’t really seem like it’s an underpaid situation.
If your looking to expand your technical skills, find something your interested in and practice doing it on your own. Like API development or NPL.
I’d set up your LinkedIn make sure to put the skills and see what recruiters reach out to you. I don’t know how much more you’re expecting in this economy with 18 months of experience. IMO it’s worth sticking around during the recession, maybe get a promotion in house and make a much more significant exit when the economy is better
That’s the dilemma I’m having now. Gunning for promo in the fall but feels like it could be time wasted if I want to jump ship anyways.