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~£10.6k is an OK figure in India, but depends where you are and what you do. In an international company, doing UAT type testing and investigation, it would be
by zhte415 11y ago
~£10.6k is an OK figure in India, but depends where you are and what you do.
In an international company, doing UAT type testing and investigation, it would be about average for an assistant manager, but the variance is vast, even between people sitting next to each other.
If that figure is per month, then he's really doing well, pulling in the same as an SVP in an international company managing a team doing a similar role.
- OJFord 11y agoRight, he's doing well but it seems odd to say to a predominantly British audience that he's a "multi-millionaire [in rupees]", when actually the implication of that is 'hugely successful, doesn't need to work', rather than 'successfully self-employed/running his own business'. Congratulations and all the best to him, of course, I just think it's a misleadingly sensationalised subtitle.