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Should I join LinkedIn over Razorpay?
I have received offers from Linkedin and Razorpay. Should I join LinkedIn instead of razorpay?
- Am4TIfIsER0ppos 2y agoDo you want to work for microsoft or whoever razorpay is owned by, or will get bought by?
- eng_pro 2y agoObviously MSFT is big thing for me as it will be my first big name. I don't think someone will acquire razorpay because it's already huge.
- mattbrewsbytes 2y agoThere are common trade-offs with large company vs. small company/startup (I've never heard of Razorpay). At a large company you have defined career paths, lots of learning opportunities to branch out, ability to move around to different teams, and no paycheck/funding issues (ex: if a startup isn't profitable they are at the mercy of seed rounds). At a small company you may not get a lot of those things but you may get opportunities to advance into higher responsibility roles much faster. Advancement at large companies is usually process heavy and on some cadence like yearly reviews, etc. Its probably awesome to have a couple offers these days based on what people post about the job market on here and elsewhere. Good luck.
- eng_pro 2y agoThanks, this is really helpful. I am working for a startup for last 5 years (basically start of my career) and have explored lot of things. In terms of companies, Razorpay is big thing in India (like $7.5Bn valuation) but for now I am going with LinkedIn.
- tacostakohashi 2y agoIf you're early career, getting a household name on your resume can pay dividends for decades to come, even though the actual job (day to day work, compensation) will probably be not that great. Conversely, if you're late career, selling yourself as being able to introduce BigCo know-how to a startup can be lucrative.
- eng_pro 2y agoNice perspective. It's win-win in any case. In my case, I am not too early or not late in my career. Already worked in startup for 5 years so BigCo looks good then?
- yamumsaho9292 2y agoit's like choosing between money and a pat on the back
- eng_pro 2y agoThe money is almost same (or atleast one tried to match other) but it's always stocks
- seowallet 2y ago[dead]
- starlite-5008 2y agoThe decision to join LinkedIn over Razorpay ultimately depends on your career goals and priorities. LinkedIn is a leading professional networking platform which can provide expansive networking opportunities and potential career growth. On the other hand, Razorpay is a prominent fintech company, offering a chance to work in a dynamic startup environment which could lead to hands-on experience and growth in that sector. Consider factors like company culture, job role, career trajectory, and your personal interests to make the best choice for you.