Aiming for a 30% hike is ambitious, but it's worth a shot! If you can really highlight your skills and experience, and show how you've added value to your current role, you might just land that big raise. Just remember, when you're evaluating new opportunities, it's not just about the salary. Consider the whole package, including benefits and work-life balance. Hope that helps :)

Yes you're being paid very very less salary, if you've a 3 year FMCG stint experience with you. A 3 year experience with FMCG sales (considering a good reputed co. like ITC) would pay you around 70-75K/month. Where even if you account your accomodation, travel + expenses would land you around 20-25K / month assuming your company provides for your lunch. So brother, corporates will pay you peanuts but INFLATION is not a peanut, it'll not eat into your salary by peanuts. Real inflation in India is around 15% what I have felt comparing post COVID prices to pre COVID. But your company would not give you a hike more than 10% pa (considering if you perform good).

In my perspective, as a fresher It's really good. BTW Which company are you working?

I think it’s pretty good. Accommodation is a rare benefit!

I am interested

Your job is good 😊 atleast company is providing food and accommodation my salary is just 24k

25k +add 10000 for accomodation, food and transportation....if the company work culture is good then I think you are in a good situation... If you have spent more than 2 years, it is recommended to search for a new job.

I am a freshie Food Technologist. Can you please help me to get a job like you with your reference. I am getting 15k pm in college placement and its the highest amount offered till now. Please help me if you can.

Iam interested