I often wonder can generalists in startups get packages that software folks get?
Please share your views on what will be possible career options for them
I am currently at 20 lpa in a startup but don’t see that visibility of being at 60-70 lpa in the next 5 years. I don’t have a MBA or a MBB experience
Generalists usually thrive with a T shaped career
Operator expertise is one area with knowldege of other area
Ex - expertise in growth and marketing along with other areas
or expertise in ops along with other areas
or expertise in tech management along with other areas
in early years, aim to develop this expertise in one particular area, and then move to soft skills enhancement
i have some misconceptions when it comes to operator role. Can you please throw some light there?
I'm a generalist with 4 YOE, earning 17 LPA. Skills include but are not limited to: Nodejs, ReactJs, AWS, Jenkins, Docker and Linux. People in my company involve me in everything that requires solving problems. I have worked on multiple...
Considering multiple options of generalist career tracks I can do. I am currently at 55 LPA in a project/program management VP role in a startup with 10yoe. No MBA tier 1 B Tech. Have RSUs too. Few questions -
I'm in business strategy and majorly worked across different startups
When looking for a new role, HRs tell me they are looking for specialized experience, or my experiences do not count as they are less than 2 years (in each company)
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