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I got H1B Visa and 83000 USD dollar petition amount as annual package.I am confused as this amount will be enough to survive there with wife and 7 year old daughter.My wife is working here and together we are earning 50LPA annual.We are settled here by owning house too.Confusion is my wife will not be able to work there on H4 Visa so the kind of life we are living here will not be possible there.Thoughts?Suggestions?Pros and Cons?
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I’d ask to have your title change to reflect your experience. If you want to go somewhere else, they may be very confused/not take your current experience seriously with such an inflated title.
Small shops tend to have over inflated titles in order to seem like they have more expertise than they actually do. They do their staff a disservice bc that Director title won’t mean anything elsewhere since you don’t have adequate experience to back it up.
You’re not underpaid bc you’re actually at an AE level and 60k at that level is standard, even for a larger market. I agree with @AS that asking them to give you a realistic title will help you with future roles unless you plan on staying at your current shop for the next 5-7 years.
This is a very interesting point of view but helpful
At a small company in a small town there really is no set amount. It will vary wildly. If you want more, you’d probably have Tom leverage your experience into a job somewhere else.
For your location and experience, I’d say 60k is maybe even a little high. Title is irrelevant.
60K and three years of experience in a small town depending on your cost of living there could be reasonable. If you were to leverage your experience elsewhere, you'd really have to sell your experience bc I wouldn't be surprised if some hiring managers don't end up giving that much credit to a 3 YOE total director from what I assume is a small, local organization.
I have 5 years experience at a large agency and I just started making $65k. I tried going to a smaller place in a smaller town and asking for $65k with 5 years experience and they laughed in my face because it was too high.