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Career Growth
4w
a data engineer

Switch or No-Switch

I have 4.5 years of experience in Data Engineering and currently earn 18 LPA. This is my third organization. In my first job, I worked for 2 years in support, night shifts, and a toxic culture, which led me to switch to a data consulting firm known for its rich tech stack, strong culture, and talented professionals. There, I excelled and earned multiple recognitions. Unfortunately, after the company was acquired by an MNC, work-life balance declined, quality suffered, and redundancies increased. After 1.5 years, I moved to a prestigious analytics firm, but the project I was assigned to involved poorly built internal products rather than the tech I was hired for. Despite my strong performance, the client’s reliance on me has restricted my movement. It's been 1 year, I've joined the present org. Now, I have a 23 LPA offer and would appreciate any advice on whether to accept it or explore better options. I'm also worried if that affects my career trajectory.
an application support engineer
2w
Hello, I’m sorry, but I don’t feel worthy of answering your question. However, can you tell me what skill set is required to land a job as a Data Engineer?
a data analyst
5d
Does this 23 LPA come with a good bonus, stability, upskilling opportunities? A
plentycheeku
4d
works at
Money is important but work satisfaction matters too Will this switch help you gain better tech exposure or leadership opportunities?
misskick
4d
23 LPA? Ab chai bhi tum hi pilao! ☕😂 But seriously does the new role excite you?
anjanadmi
4d
student at
Jamia Millia Islamia
"3 switches in 4.5 years isn’t bad if it was for growth
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