Post Production Lead salary at The Economic Times ranges between ₹12.9
Lakhs
to ₹16.4
Lakhs
per year for employees with 9 years of experience. Salary
estimates are based on
1 latest salaries received
from various employees of The Economic Times.
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Experience - 5.9
Tech - React.js
CTC- 13LPA
Current company - TCS
Offer in the process - Nagarro (19LPA)
My LWD is 24th May, but I told Nagarro I can be released in 30 days. Now, should I:
1. Be honest and say I can join on 25th May?
2. Commit to 25th April and request a DOJ extension later?(By telling them some emergency)
Q1). If I choose option 1, is there a risk they won’t release the offer?(As I am being hired for a particular project, so will they go for some immediate candidates?)
Q2). If I choose option 2, could they revoke the offer?(As the HR told changing the DOJ in released offer letter is not possible
Nagarro offer: Kindly Help me to decide
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How the salary growth look like for a Post Production Lead at The Economic Times in India?
The salary growth for a Post Production Lead at The Economic Times depends on factors such as experience, performance, and promotions. On average, a Post Production Lead can expect the following growth trajectory at The Economic Times:
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Experience | Average Salary Range |
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9 years | ₹12.9 Lakhs to ₹16.4 Lakhs per year |
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The Economic Times Post Production Lead salary in India ranges between ₹12.9 Lakhs to ₹16.4 Lakhs. This is an estimate based on latest salaries received from employees of The Economic Times.