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Gave interview in TCS, it went pretty well. At the end, the tech interviewer asked my expected ctc. After mentioning as 27lpa, he asked if can be negotiated, told yes.
After that didn't get any feedback, its been around 5days.
Is 27lpa too much fr tcs? 🤔
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I don’t think it’s bad. If the role you’re in isn’t a good fit, leaving sometimes is best for both you and the employer. Sometimes jobs turn out to be different vs what you expected. It doesn’t hurt to apply, hiring managers and recruiters of course will wonder why you leave after 7 months but as long as you have a good story to share, they might be open to give you the opportunity. I left a job after 4 months and now leaving a new job after just 2 months in. I’m still getting interviews and an offer. The job market is difficult right now but you’ll be rejecting yourself by not applying.
Sure, if you want. Might be difficult getting any offers with less than a year of experience but not harm in it.
No harm in trying.
You’ve got to do what’s best for you. If you don’t have a patter of jumping jobs, then go for it. As far as giving others a shot, it’s a net zero if they backfill your role.
One should apply every year just to get a better idea of the market!
If you’re early enough in your career, employers understand movement and definitely don’t hold
It against you
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