Vikas Kaushik
http://www.techaheadcorp.com
BUT, IMHO, 2.8 is sth that I'd have accepted happily for less than 2 years experience.
But if you try other companies, you may get upto 3.5 LPA given excellent market conditions.
Vikas Kaushik
http://www.techaheadcorp.com
Yes, that fine pay for expereince upto 2 years. But if you try other companies, you may get upto 3.5 LPA given excellent market conditions. BUT, IMHO, 2.8 is sth that I'd have accepted happily for less than 2 years experience. I used to get 3.4 LPA for 3 years exp few years ago.
Originally posted by Sat Nar:
Hi Manish,
Yes, you are correct.But i have a special liking for Accenture for its brand value and i want this tag to be in my resume.I personally feel that working for accenture will increase by market value.What do you say?Kindly correct me if iam wrong.
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Originally posted by Billy Tsai:
what kind of position is Accenture offering you?
Vikas Kaushik
http://www.techaheadcorp.com
If you really like Accenture then just go ahead. You are in the starting stage of career. So dont think much about your salary. Once you cross 5 or 6+ years of experience you will realise salary is not much important.
And Vikas,i dont know how you could read my mind,because,the order in which you have listed the parameters,its totally in sync with what i had in my mind.
Vikas Kaushik
http://www.techaheadcorp.com
Originally posted by Sat Nar:
You are absolutely correct.For me going up the ladder is more important than salary.Also location(in this case Chennai) is also very important.
Vikas Kaushik
http://www.techaheadcorp.com
Originally posted by Vikas Kaushik:
Sat: I would advise you not to be panic at this stage. Remember every coin has two sides. I am sure there would be some positive as well as some negative in any company. Accenture is not that kind of company where you should repent after accepting their offer. I am not saying that you should go for it or not but whatever you do, have clear vision in front of you and make a consious decision. If you are going with a doubtful mind, your performance will fall and you may have to face the consequences for that. Be confident, explore opportunities, evaluate and take decision.
Lots of good luck!!
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