Re: FIS global salary for architect Quote:
Originally Posted by Jaguar @vishnurp99, take into account the 3 years you spent onsite and then calculate your average salary. Then compare that with what a guy with your experience a product company with minimal or no scope for long term onsite would have made? I guess your's would be more.
I work for a product company and have just over 6 years experience. I do make more than you  but I haven't got (or don't expect any onsite opportunities).
What many people don't realize is that although product companies pay more, the concept of onsite doesn't exist here. So its your call, whether you want to make big money in a short period followed by a spell of less salary in a service company or good money throughout in a product company. If you think long term, everything will average out. | Quote:
Originally Posted by download2live Bang on target. Its the choice between onsite in services company or Higher than average salary but NO onsite in product based company.
I have seen one of my friend quitting a product based company to join a service based company for onsite. |
I tend to rather spend quality life in india rather than a compromising time in the US on 'onsite' assignment. Living in the US make sense only if you go there independently or direct placement.
With a high take-home in india, you get more respect from banks since your credit history is strong. Having high liquid cash has its own merit but at a cost of quality of life- No way.
Once you are back from long term onsite, you may be unable to fetch a good package. I have seen that happening with almost everyone. A 15 yrs exp fellow is making lesser than a 9 years exp I know. Quote:
Originally Posted by Spitfire Well dont get too excited.
First is it 6+ years A. Product Manager experience or total experience?
From your exuberance it seems the later.
Remember as a Product Manager you will get a salary compared to what the product is worth in the market and will surely depend on you showing some experience in earning good revenue from it. |
And the person will not be seen as a manager once he start hunting out in a tier-1 reputed fortune-100 organization. Say for us, we have brackets for x years of exp people. No matter what his position was in previous org, he has to fit into our hierarchy model, let it be degradation for him.
So a 6 years exp guys if tries into my org, will be nothing more than a technical leader. Quote:
Originally Posted by akas_chauhan Hi,
I'me being interviewed for a technical architect position(performance engineering) in Bangalore.
I've 11 years of experience in performance engineering and my current CTC is 18Lac.
How much i should expect from FIS global for this position.
Interview was quite good and they were happy.
FIS: Fidelity Info Services
Thanks
Akas |
They have a 24L budget for a 9 years experienced data architect. This was again negotiable but was for NCR location.
No idea about technical architect though, but I know tech architects are valued lesser than Data architect, blame it to demand and supply gap maybe.
Last edited by Speed Pujari : 22nd January 2012 at 12:56.
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