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  • D David Wulff

    That depends where you are working. India? US? Somewhere else?


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    I am working in Chennai,India

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      How much is the normal salary for a Developer with 1+ year of exp dealing with .Net

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      Vikram A Punathambekar
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      OK, I just checked out your bio and found out you're in Madras. My guess is Rs. 300,000 - 350,000 with a big/medium sized company and maybe Rs. 200,000 - 250,000 if you're in a smaller company. Hmm.... where is your company located in Madras? Mind telling me how much you're making? :) PS: In future, tell people in your original post where you are from - few people will bother to check your bio and give a reply. --> Friendly advice from a regular. :) Vikram.


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      • S Shankar Balaji

        How much is the normal salary for a Developer with 1+ year of exp dealing with .Net

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        There is no such thing as a normal salary. Two equally-skilled people can get hired at the same company and have vastly different salaries. The difference lies within how much each bargained for, and what they can actually do with the tool(s). "Dealing" with a tool for a year is not the same as actually solving problems with it.


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        • V Vikram A Punathambekar

          OK, I just checked out your bio and found out you're in Madras. My guess is Rs. 300,000 - 350,000 with a big/medium sized company and maybe Rs. 200,000 - 250,000 if you're in a smaller company. Hmm.... where is your company located in Madras? Mind telling me how much you're making? :) PS: In future, tell people in your original post where you are from - few people will bother to check your bio and give a reply. --> Friendly advice from a regular. :) Vikram.


          http://www.geocities.com/vpunathambekar "It's like hitting water with your fist. There's all sorts of motion and noise at impact, and no impression left whatsoever shortly thereafter." — gantww.

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          I am working in Insoft. It's in Adyar,Chennai,Tamil Nadu, India,Asia

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          • S Shankar Balaji

            I am working in Insoft. It's in Adyar,Chennai,Tamil Nadu, India,Asia

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              ..Earth, Solar System, Milky Way.. The Universe.. :) Regards Senthil _____________________________ My Blog | My Articles | WinMacro

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              Shankar Balaji
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              ha ha ha ha !!!:laugh:

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              • D David Crow

                There is no such thing as a normal salary. Two equally-skilled people can get hired at the same company and have vastly different salaries. The difference lies within how much each bargained for, and what they can actually do with the tool(s). "Dealing" with a tool for a year is not the same as actually solving problems with it.


                "Ideas are a dime a dozen. People who put them into action are priceless." - Unknown

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                Giles
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                Yep, thats sounds more like it.

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                  :-D It is Illogical to define an inventor by his invention

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                  • D David Crow

                    There is no such thing as a normal salary. Two equally-skilled people can get hired at the same company and have vastly different salaries. The difference lies within how much each bargained for, and what they can actually do with the tool(s). "Dealing" with a tool for a year is not the same as actually solving problems with it.


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                    DavidCrow wrote: "Dealing" with a tool for a year is not the same as actually solving problems with it. Yeah, I agree. I've been dealing with mine for a lifetime and it never ever solved anything. {and that is oblique enough to pass muster for sure} Jerry Most people are willing to pay more to be amused than to be educated--Robert C. Savage, Life Lessons Toasty0.com Ladder League (beta) My Grandkids

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                    • D David Crow

                      There is no such thing as a normal salary. Two equally-skilled people can get hired at the same company and have vastly different salaries. The difference lies within how much each bargained for, and what they can actually do with the tool(s). "Dealing" with a tool for a year is not the same as actually solving problems with it.


                      "Ideas are a dime a dozen. People who put them into action are priceless." - Unknown

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                      I agree, also factor in regional differences in both cost of living and more importantly... the attitudes and importance of that position in that region. If you can move to an area where demand is high, but availability to fill positions are low you can make more in ratio to cost of living (usually). but you hit the big one... when all other factors have been removed, same company, two people can still earn different $$. Part of that bargaining is whether or not the company had to coax the person from another company (or competitor) and the wage the person was working at that company. One year is not always long to set a reputation, but it can be long enough for the right person. tossing around $$ absolutes doesn't get you far.... _________________________ Asu no koto o ieba, tenjo de nezumi ga warau. Talk about things of tomorrow and the mice in the ceiling laugh. (Japanese Proverb)

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                      • S Shankar Balaji

                        I am working in Insoft. It's in Adyar,Chennai,Tamil Nadu, India,Asia

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                        I used to work near to adyar (in TIDEL PARK), I think if you get 2.5 lakhs with your exp. it should be a good deal. Pravar My Image Processing Article! Rate it!!

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                        • S Shankar Balaji

                          How much is the normal salary for a Developer with 1+ year of exp dealing with .Net

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                          Shankar Balaji wrote: How much is the normal salary for a Developer with 1+ year of exp dealing with .Net In Trivandrum about Rs 240K annual (USD 5333) for someone with 1 year exp in .NET

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