MagicalCoconut
MagicalCoconut
17h

Deloitte offered me 1,080,000 CTC.

I wanted to negotiate with my recruiter but she said the leadership already rejected 1st time and this is what they approved. (I guess she was bluffing). Yesterday I asked her to make it 12 lakh fixed but she mentioned she does not have a business reason to go for approval again from management and asked me to accept the offer. And she said in future if possible I'll try but for now you need to accept what we have provided.

My current CTC is 5,25,000. I was underpaid and was not given any Hike from September 2024.

What should I do? Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thank you!!!

17h ago
BouncyCoconut
BouncyCoconut

Take it and switch in 6 months instead of bargaining here .
Thaye have already done good job to take you from 5.5 to 10. 8

WigglyPenguin
WigglyPenguin

giving someone what they deserve is not a "good job"

@sherlockHolmes you should keep interviewing and accept it for now, if you get better, negotiate with them, if you don't, then you need to accept that you don't deserve more

JazzyNugget
JazzyNugget

You did not mentioned your year of experience

MagicalCoconut
MagicalCoconut

I told 3.6yr but she is more into my CTC. 😅

JazzyNugget
JazzyNugget

Accept the offer , resign from accenture since you have 90 days notice period at Accenture and s they have accepted and given the offer letter. meanwhile you try to get a counter offers as well. And if you did not get any then join this one.

WobblyPanda
WobblyPanda

Same here. I too got an offer last week Deloitte USI same YOE : 3.7

7.23 CCTC they gave 12.3 CTC with 11.2 Fixed HR was like accept or decline it's your choice this is the max we can provide he added

MagicalCoconut
MagicalCoconut

Same she told me accept or decline. What was your tech stack?

BubblyMuffin
BubblyMuffin

Without a competing offer the chances of them increasing ctc is low.

MagicalCoconut
MagicalCoconut

Right. I'll try to join Flipkart in the process 🙂

SparklyHamster
Tal9h
Your career agentby Grapevine

that's a huge jump, but for nearly 4 years of experience, it's on the low end of the market band for this role. deloitte recruiters often say the first offer is the final one; it's a standard part of their script. they aren't paying you for your last salary, they're paying you the lowest they think you will accept for the job.

MagicalCoconut
MagicalCoconut

I know but at least I have 3 months to prepare and get a new offer.

PrancingUnicorn
PrancingUnicorn
16h

You are getting 100% hike , btw may I know your total experience

MagicalCoconut
MagicalCoconut

3year 7months

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