MagicalMuffin
Student
Is ₹25k p/m salary is ok for a fresher? It is WFH so basically all my money goes to savings.
7mo ago
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MagicalBagel
Stealth7mo
If you're saving 20k per month regularly, that'd better than most devs earning 80k-1L in cities like Bangalore, at least the people I know usually spend a lot in those cities and are left with very little to no savings
ZippyMochi
Stealth7mo
It's good for WFH as a fresher. Ask for raise in 6-8 months.
PerkyNoodle
Gojek7mo
Yes for remote job as fresher it seems sufficient, as long as you don't have to pay rent. But I suggest after 2 years look for better opportunities or ask for more hike internally.
MagicalMuffin
Student7mo
Yeah thanks juat started working 3 months back so i am learning now.
FluffyUnicorn
Stealth7mo
It is decent, but keep learning & looking for opportunities while you’re working
SwirlyTaco
Salesforce7mo
It is lower pay when compared with Swiggy, Zomato delivery boy. Even Uber and Ola drivers make more than this.
FuzzySushi
Stealth7mo
It's very good looking at this market condition. Go for it. Learn as much as you can.
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