I’m currently working as a Senior Software Engineer at a tech giant ( non FAANG). Planning on moving back to India in next 3-4 years.
Any recommendation on how should I plan my next 3-4 years to juxtapose myself into a sweet spot when I move back to India? Is there any specific company and position that I should target for best WLB and compensation benefits to maximize on returns and savings. I have ambitions to get into a leadership position in the future.
Also, how much savings should I target overall before I actually make the move?
Your insights would be really helpful for me to start planning and make the right strategy.
Current TC: 300K
Current savings including vested stocks (excluding 401K): ~180K
YOE - 7
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You could quit after 1 year and join solid start up if want. This way your relocation is fully paid and comp is great for first year in India at least.
Savings: Amount of savings depends on your lifestyle, your future home in India, etc. you could plan your future home way before you move to India. May be a new construction.
Most importantly, life will not be easy in India for first few months/year. It takes time to get used to. Eventually most of us will.
Who pays for common things used like rent?