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GoofyBanana
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Trending @Accenture; Salary Hike if I switch

I am currently working in Accenture since 1 and 1/2 half year in level 12 and have project experience of almost 1 year in Salesforce as a junior developer.

My current base pay is 6 lpa, how much can I expect if I switch now and is it recommended for me to switch now or work for another 6 months and then switch job.

How much can I expect and how to get more pay in my first switch? Any suggestions please.

21mo ago
MagicalRaccoon
MagicalRaccoon
Takeda Pharmaceutical
20mo

You can get a hike of 100% with 2+ yrs of experience

GoofyBanana
GoofyBanana
Accenture
20mo

How can I get this much hike? Is it possible?and how?

GoofyBanana
GoofyBanana
Accenture
20mo

Is it a myth that I can go from 6lpa to 15lpa directly in first switch or is it really possible, but how??

SqueakyJellybean
SqueakyJellybean
Accenture
20mo

if you want more hike , go for product base companies, if you go for MNCs expect max 30% hike. For MNCs, at least have 2 years of experience for better hike

SparklyBiscuit
SparklyBiscuit
Accenture
20mo

How much I can expect I have 2.5y exp, I'm at level 11.

GoofyBanana
GoofyBanana
Accenture
20mo

I am thinking same like work for another 6 months

MagicalBanana
MagicalBanana
Accenture
20mo

It’s better you switch after 6 months because generally companies look for people of min 2 years of experience and it also gives you more understanding on the things if you stay for min 2 years at a company.

GoofyBanana
GoofyBanana
Accenture
20mo

Yes, thanks you

SqueakyNugget
SqueakyNugget
Accenture
20mo

You're getting 6lpa as CL12? I'm sitting here with 3LPA with the same experience. But yea try switching to product based companies. Even I started applying and applied to over 100+ companies. Again no one is ready to take people without experience. Even in the Entry level role they are asking a minimum 3 years. So start applying.

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