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- Wed Oct 19, 2011 12:24 pm
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- Topic: Another potential R2I - Need your HELP!
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Another potential R2I - Need your HELP!
My suggestion is to be on the payroll in the US and be based out of India (on work / deputation) since the legal entity for your company is not established yet. Caveat is to use the 180 day rule to make trips back to the US and be taxed in the US. The salary + bonus on offer is entry-mid level in ...
- Wed Sep 28, 2011 5:38 pm
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- Topic: MNC - India - Senior level hire ...
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MNC - India - Senior level hire ...
Thanks Gapo. Then, why do they ask for 3 months of payslips and CTC break-up (current) before they roll out the offer?
- Mon Sep 26, 2011 7:20 pm
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- Topic: MNC - India - Senior level hire ...
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MNC - India - Senior level hire ...
How does the well paying MNCs (AMZN, GOOGL, MSFT and Adobe) decide CTC for Senior level hires who has work history in India. Do they totally base it out of their current CTC like the Indian IT Services companies do?
If not, what are the factors do they consider?
If not, what are the factors do they consider?
- Mon Feb 21, 2011 8:31 pm
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- Topic: Help with Salary for Talent Acquisition Manager
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Help with Salary for Talent Acquisition Manager
My friend is in the HR field and specializes in Talent acquisition (expertise in recruiting engineering and niche skills) for product and service companies and has R2Ied with such background from Top product / service companies in US. She has 7 years in talent acquisition and prior to that has 3 ...
- Mon Jan 31, 2011 12:19 pm
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- Topic: Need Help...Director IT - Hyd
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Need Help...Director IT - Hyd
In the best of both worlds ... BOTH. But if you have to make a choice and monetarily it is the same, suggest one time sign-on bonus as long as following are true: 1. Sign-on bonus is upfront. Some companies in India tie it up to staying with the company for a certain period and is paid at the end of ...
- Thu Jan 27, 2011 3:26 pm
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- Topic: Evaluate this offer please !
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Evaluate this offer please !
Do not agree with cooldude. Your package is reasonably fair. But considering some of the niche skills you had referenced, I think your offer should be in the Rs 35-40L for it to be at the above market average level for the Mumbai cost of living. Also, considering the allowance is for 9 months only ...
- Tue Jan 04, 2011 4:27 pm
- Forum:
- Topic: Please evaluate this offer & arrive at take -home pay
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Please evaluate this offer & arrive at take -home pay
@crps - something does not add up in your stack. The current breakdown adds upto 49,38,000, whereas you mention of an offer of 30L. Specifically, the benefits & addl allowance and PF/Pension/Gratuity numbers seem to be out of sync. Please repost corrected stack. Roughly, you would spend 1/3rd of ...
- Tue Sep 21, 2010 2:44 pm
- Forum: R2I - Goods to Take to India
- Topic: Getting Indian License by showing US one
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Getting Indian License by showing US one
We did this in Bangalore recently. We are USC with OCI. Provided US DL, copy of US DL, PAN, copy of US passport and OCI, proof of local address and used an agent to wade through the process. Got the DL in 3 days after spending an hour at the RTO. Agent delivered the smart card enabled DL at home ...
- Thu Jul 01, 2010 2:54 am
- Forum: Life in USA
- Topic: 2010 CTC experiences
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2010 CTC experiences
@GreatDesi. That is for a friend of mine. He is eventually at Rs 32L now after going through further negotiations. It is a Tier 1. So, there is only a few :)
Yes. My friend is working on the offer from here. Level: 3rd level from the top.
Yes. My friend is working on the offer from here. Level: 3rd level from the top.
- Thu Jun 24, 2010 1:22 am
- Forum: Life in USA
- Topic: Background / Employment verification
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Background / Employment verification
mkngtrbl and ahirman - Thanks for the commentary. I agree with the intent and we are very much used to background verification in this part of the world (US in my instance - pre-employment verification is norm). What is disconcerting is the thought that it is a long drawn out procedure. In one of my ...