Pls tell which is better - Lti vs tcs in term of job stability and growth? Lti offers 4lpa more...
Recently had some unexpected free time, so I built BeyondSalary: beyond-salary.vercel.app/ Most software engineering relocation discussions focus only on salary, but very few compare: • actual savings after tax • cost of living • healthcare • layoffs & notice periods • vacation policies • air quality • work-life balance Would genuinely love feedback from people working across these countries. Also exploring senior/staff frontend opportunities.
Greetings , People with career gaps exceeding one year, how did you manage to get back into IT , please share your experiences to help me in this phase. (4+ yoe) Highly demotivated. Not getting recruiter visibility, asked friends and ex colleagues for referrals , no avail. Any suggestions will be appreciated. Thankyou.
It's been 7 months since I started my corporate journey after college, and honestly, I don't feel this is the life I want. The pressure, anxiety, and fear every day have been exhausting. I keep waiting for weekends just to feel relief. More than continuing, I genuinely feel like quitting and focusing on the career path I was actually interested in. Would appreciate guidance from experienced people who went through a similar phase. How did you handle it, and what helped you decide?
I know many experienced ppl in lti who had been on bench for 8-9! Months,nothing happqened
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TCS if you're looking for job stability. Lti has 90 days of bench period and incase if you don't get any project you'll be asked to move out. Having said that if you're planning to stay for shorter period try LTI since TCS doesn't encourage anyone to rejoin back. And 4 lakhs is huge difference too.
They asked me to stay on bench for 6 months with no pay when I wanted to pick a tech project
Regarding move out after 90 days,had it happened of late (say in past 3,4 years) ?
It didn't happen to me but I heard it from others.
LTI, strictly due to the 4 lakhs difference.
Go for LTI more growth and is expanding and doing really well now
I think TCS is better equipped and better in terms of job stability and growth.
Go for LTI if you're looking learning and growth. As said, it always depends on your luck...which project you get.