Pay is average and there is pay disparity even largely with the same role and responsibilities. lack of salary structure.
The recruiter are actually there but to beat down your pay as much as possible while getting the best. it is disheartening to know someone of your grade in same role earn far better than you
Compensation & Salary Structure Compensation is average, but there appears to be significant pay disparity among employees in similar roles with comparable responsibilities. There does not seem to be a clearly defined salary structure or consistent compensation framework.
The recruitment process also seems heavily focused on negotiating compensation downward, with the emphasis often being on securing the strongest candidate at the lowest possible cost. This can be discouraging, particularly when employees later discover that colleagues at the same level, performing similar responsibilities, are earning significantly more. A more transparent salary structure, clear compensation bands, and greater consistency in pay based on role, experience, and responsibilities would improve employee confidence and morale.
Introduce a clear and transparent salary structure with defined compensation bands for each role and level. Pay should be reviewed consistently based on responsibilities, experience, performance, and market rates. Avoid excessive salary negotiation during recruitment that can create significant disparities between employees doing essentially the same work. Greater transparency and consistency in compensation would improve trust, morale, and retention.
I applied through a recruiter, and the process took two weeks. I got a call from the recruiter via LinkedIn. First, he scheduled a call to know more about my profile. He asked a few basic questions on scalability, multithreading, and dependency inje
All design questions were asked related to the software development lifecycle. I was asked to design a social media website having posts, likes, and comments, provide its BE and FE, explain how I would manage the load, and state if I would use Kafka
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. The first round was an online test. There were some MCQs on Data Structures and 2 coding questions. After that, there was a virtual technical interview. Questions were mostly based on Java, Spring Boot, AC
I applied through a recruiter, and the process took two weeks. I got a call from the recruiter via LinkedIn. First, he scheduled a call to know more about my profile. He asked a few basic questions on scalability, multithreading, and dependency inje
All design questions were asked related to the software development lifecycle. I was asked to design a social media website having posts, likes, and comments, provide its BE and FE, explain how I would manage the load, and state if I would use Kafka
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. The first round was an online test. There were some MCQs on Data Structures and 2 coding questions. After that, there was a virtual technical interview. Questions were mostly based on Java, Spring Boot, AC