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DINK - Double Income No Kids

This is a rising trend among Indian Professionals, where both husband and wife are working full time jobs and drawing good salaries, but they avoid having kids and instead spend their earnings on experiences and build good savings.

This way they get an opportunity to truly live their life without the burden of responsibilities.
Personally, this does sound lucrative to me, but I am not sure if having a baby in the very late stage of my life will be a good idea either.

What are your thoughts on this trend?

"DINK" is the new trend among Indian Working Professionals?

Show me the money! Let's talk compensation and hustle.

Salary Discussions, Hike & Promotions

CCTC - 22LPA
ECTC - 30LPA
NOTICE PERIOD - 30 Days
Experience - 7.9 + years

Am I expecting the salary more for my experience and my role? Please suggest someone. 

Initial recruiters will call and get all the details, and later I am not getting call back. What might be the issue ?

I am not getting call back from recruiters, is my salary high for me role ?

Just reached the office, and literally everywhere I look, people are in groups talking about the India-Pak war. Everyone's full of jazba, discussing what they saw on the news last night. The vibe here is giving me chills nobody's really in the mood to work. We are all just glued to updates, wondering what’s going to happen next.

What’s the scene at your office? Or has your company given you WFH? We are still here, stuck in office life

#IndiaPakistan #KashmirConflict #OperationSindoor, #IndiaPakistanTensions #officegossip #workplacediscussions

From Deadlines to Headlines

My manager is a middle aged women in her mid 30s, 
Yesterday we were having our weekly standup call and accidently while ending the call, I said, "Love you" instead of "Thank you".
This forced habit of saying Love you at the end of every call has been put into me by my girlfriend and I never knew I'll end up saying this in a Work call.

My manager hasn't said anything yet to me but I am scared like hell,
What if she complaints to the HR tomorrow😶

Any suggestions, what should I do? Should I apologize?

UPDATE: we talked after 2-3 days and she was very chill about it, we even laughed over it a bit and everything seems fine now. Though she has asked me to meet after office for a cup of coffee today, let’s see what happens🤞

I accidentally said "Love You" at the end of my teams call with my Manager😶

Hi,
I started by carreer in 2021, I got placed in two companies from my college. 

1- Cognizant - 4.2 LPA
2- Accolite - 8LPA

Accolite joining was getting delayed, So I joined Cognizant.
After 9 months of working in Cognizant I joined Accolite as the joining letter came.

After working for 8 months in Accolite, I came on bench.
In the same month grabbed an offer of 14 LPA from Wissen Technology.

Worked in Wissen for 1 Year 9 months. But had to resign Wissen without any offer in hand as they were calling us office in BLR, and I was only comfortable with Delhi NCR location.

In the notice period grabbed an offer from Freecharge for 16 LPA, Gurugram, Hybrid.

I have worked in Freecharge for 1 Year but there are giving mere  7%, 17.12 LPA

Should I consider to switch again? 

Cognizant - 4 LPA - 9 months Reason: Got Accolite joining
Accolite - 8 LPA - 8 months Reason : On Bench
Wissen - 14 LPA - 1 Year 9 months Reason : Location Restriction
Freecharge - 16 LPA - 1 Year Reason : Low hike

Should I consider switching?

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