It all depends on the lab/department where you will be posted:
In many of the departments, there will be no proper increments that happen every year.
For freshers, growth will be less (both technically and financially). Don't expect a hike until 2 years if you have joined as a fresher.
No onsite opportunities.
Many times, there is a lot of politics.
Please consider the rating and salary within the company by comparing with other departments. Your compaq ratio is worst.
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