i dont work at a branded company, i feel pressure from peers who are switching jobs and going to big mnc corporates but my company has minimal micro management and i like the work too + its remote. Is aiming for a branded company should be a reason for change, during these uncertain times, i work as senior data analyst, age is 30 , salary growth per year is 20-25% with some reputation at current company.

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Hi Suchita.

This is certainly not the right time to change a job. Since your company is stable, you must stay here and look at ways to be effective.

First of all, set clear expectations with your manager while keeping his manager also in the loop.

Managing her/his team online would be a new experience for your manger as well, so you need to be understanding.

You must have a candid discussion with him and, if possible, move to another process/manager.

Ans: Hello! I understand that you have around 18 years of experience in IT and feel that you are underpaid. It’s natural to feel that way, especially if you feel that your skills are not being adequately compensated. However, before making any decisions, it’s important to do your research and weigh the pros and cons of switching jobs.

According to a recent article on Forbes India, the Indian IT industry has been facing a lot of challenges lately, including layoffs, dropping job volumes, and changing work trends. This has led to a decrease in hiring and active job volumes in the tech sector. In fact, the top four IT companies in India saw a net addition of just 1,940 employees in Q3, the lowest in the last eight quarters. This could make it difficult to find a new job with a better salary.

That being said, if you feel that you are not being paid what you are worth, it might be worth exploring other options. You could start by researching the average salary for someone with your level of experience and skillset. Websites like AmbitionBox can provide you with information on the average salary for IT professionals in India. You could also consider speaking with a recruiter or career counselor to get a better idea of what your skills are worth in the current job market.

It’s also worth noting that while it may seem like less experienced resources are being given more importance in the market, this is not always the case. Many companies value experience and are willing to pay more for it. However, it’s important to remember that the job market is constantly changing, and what may be true today may not be true tomorrow.

In summary, before making any decisions, it’s important to do your research and weigh the pros and cons of switching jobs. You could start by researching the average salary for someone with your level of experience and skillset, and speaking with a recruiter or career counselor to get a better idea of what your skills are worth in the current job market. Remember that the job market is constantly changing, and what may be true today may not be true tomorrow. Good luck! ????

Ans: Did you cry for shoes until you saw someone with no legs at all...!?

Aspirations are fine but pushing yourself against pseudo competition is not the way forward.,especially needed in the field of consulting

It just may cause a physical and mental burnout
Seniority comes with experience and expertise, built over the years.
Compare with the comparable...Thing's as you say are good as of now what makes you think you will flounder later..

I see you need to upscale your communication and self motivation,Collaboration,Tenacity,Commercial awareness,Organisational,Critical thinking,Analytical,The ability to listen and persuade,Teamworking skills,Enthusiasm,Attention to detail,Problem-solving,Adaptability..are are the key skills you need to upscale and develop!

Ans: What's the job,that you are doing, it's not very clear, except you are saying manufacturing background are you technically skilled, then I am sure there are more than one opportunity available!

Try Thermo Fisher Scientific,Samy Labs,Glaxo, J&J.. go directly to the websites apply

Skill enhancement ...communication skills, can be developed!