Revenue Operations Specialist

Chase or Chill

Got done with annual performance cycle and new comp got upgraded to ~1.6Cr, a modest ~10% increase over last year. I like the work I do, have lot of autonomy, great manager, flexible WFH policy, great WLB, chill life, good job security. Sort of too comfortable at present. Salaries posted here for Swiggy/Zomato/Salesforce/Google/Uber/Atlassian for YOE I have seems too lucrative. But all their reviews are bad or not promising for me to switch. I have considered switching, even though it make sense from economical sense, I worry too much about the WLB, culture for etc.. Even if I switch and get a hike to 30Lakh, I would end up paying ~10lakh to my Stepney wife (ahem ahem Nirmala Tai). * It is not worth the switch. Is it fine to expect 20-30% increase at this level in this economy? How is the job market? * Can others who are earning in the range in India talk about their dilemma whether they would keep chasing the salary or be content with status quo?

[BIG NEWS] Modi Government Shifts Focus from Privatisation to Overhauling State-Run Firms

- The Modi government has decided to drop its aggressive privatisation plans and will instead focus on overhauling more than 200 state-run firms to make them more profitable. - The new strategy, expected to be unveiled in the annual budget on July 23, includes selling underutilised land and monetising other assets to raise $24 billion in the current fiscal year. - The government aims to set five-year performance and production targets for each company, introduce succession planning, and train 230,000 managers for senior roles. - Despite hurdles in privatisation, the market valuation of state-run firms has more than doubled in the past year, indicating investor confidence in the sector's reforms. - Analysts warn that India risks missing the opportunity to capitalise on booming valuations, but the government expects higher profits and increased returns from its reforms. Source: Reuters

BJP Government Accused of Withholding Funds from Top States Over NEP Dispute

- Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin accused the BJP government of denying funds to top-performing states for not accepting the National Education Policy (NEP). - Stalin shared a report from The Hindu while on an official visit to the United States, highlighting the issue. - He questioned the Union BJP Government's approach to promoting quality education and equity by rewarding non-performing states. - Stalin urged the nation and its people to decide on the matter. - The Hindu report detailed how the fund delays were linked to the acceptance of the PM-SHRI scheme rather than the outcomes of the Samagra Shiksha scheme. Source: [The Hindu](https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/tamil-nadu/bjp-govt-denying-funds-to-best-performing-states-for-refusing-nep-contends-stalin/article68620739.ece)