I am interviewing for google india at the moment, but I am more interested in the zurich office instead. Whenever i mention this to the recruiter(indirectly ofc), the recruiter attempts to evade it or give other equivalent answers. Should I continue with the process till I get an offer and then try to persuade or should I be firm right away? Also, i know it's not going to be easy or even possible (in case they are not hiring for the zurich office). In such a case, how long would it take if i do join the india office to get a chance to move to the zurich office?
Current tc: 53LPA INR india (72k USD)
Yoe: 6.5
To answer some things:
- yes, i could move to us within amazon but that is not my personal goal. I want to travel across europe if possible in my youth and worry about tc a little later(but not totally ignore it). Also, due to personal constraints as well, i can only go as far as london (distance wise). Moreover, managers completely screwed my promo recently for their own. So, moving within same level to US would take me back while i could jump to a higher level outside
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There are indeed a lot less openings in Zurich than India as per Careers website, by the way.
Big plus imo.
Before 1 year they might be able to, but usually don't. At Google employees rate managers too, so they care a bit. I don't really know how that works though, so I could be wrong.
Recruiters get paid when you join Google. They want you to join so that they get paid.
Google allocates new hiring budget in January, so your timing is perfect.
Makes lot more sense to try Europe and new company