How is it happening that the spectrum for l61/2 goes all the way from 2-9 YOE? I got to know of a l61 hired at 9YOE But then I know of 3YOE l62 Whats the trickery here? Why would anyone with ~double digit YOE accept l61? Is the spectrum this wide at senior l63-65 levels? Is the spectrum this wide at other MAGAs? What has been your level progression? Personally: 5YOE. L62 lateral hire. TC: in ₹ so it is 🥜 in front of $
If you're specifically talking about India, then your previous salary is a big factor in levelling you. Most industry folks 8-12 yoe are paid less and are happy with the 61/62 offer since it's way above what they make, but soon realise they were underlevelled after joining. Folks coming in from top tier companies are able to negotiate better levels with much less yoe.
I see. Talking about negotiating, you’l like this.. https://us.teamblind.com/s/zYBkQuDe
Yep, I went through that thread. It's pretty interesting, while being 62 at 5 years is pretty awesome, getting a 63 offer with that experience is a bit rare. His base offer is already on the higher end still lower than his current base, and the recruiter/HM know he would join because of Azure.
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Levels are a function of both your YoE and your ability/opportunity to learn. Some people learn fast, some slow. Some people get to work on great projects, some don't. At higher levels, some are good at politics, some are not. The width of the spectrum will increase as you progress. If someone has been maintaining the same legacy system for 9 years, why would they land above L61?