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Asking strangers their Salary and Profession in Bangalore - Part 1
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The video is a “fun” social experiment in Bangalore where the host asks random people about their profession and expected salaries—especially entry-level pay in the city—mostly focusing on roles in software, consulting, data/AI, and semiconductors.
Main takeaways from the interviews
- Software engineering is the most common role people mention.
- Entry-level packages are typically described as ranging from the mid-teens to ~40 LPA, depending on the company.
- Corporate/job-specific pay varies heavily based on:
- company profile (example companies mentioned: Walmart, Salesforce)
- experience level (fresher, 2–5 years, senior/10+ years)
- role type (software vs consulting vs data vs semiconductor)
- performance and how compensation is structured (base + stocks/CTC, perks, etc.)
- People estimate salary growth as experience increases:
- multiple interviewees claim that higher experience can lead to much larger ranges
- senior roles have “no strict upper limit” (as described by interviewees)
Examples of salary ranges mentioned
- Software engineer (Walmart)
- ~18 LPA entry-level
- 30+ LPA after ~4–5 years
- 50–90+ LPA for senior roles (exact numbers vary by factors)
- Senior consultant / solution consultant
- entry-level after post-graduation around 10–13 LPA
- ~25 LPA after ~4–5 years experience
- Data scientist (AI/ML, robotics)
- fresher around 7–8 LPA
- ~20–25 LPA after 2–3 years (especially from strong colleges)
- 50+ LPA for 5–6 years
- Software engineer (Salesforce)
- entry-level estimated 30–40 LPA
- Software engineer (Walmart) (additional estimates)
- fresher/intern-to-SWE-1 described as 15–20 LPA
- next level around 30 LPA (including stocks/CTC)
- senior roles show more flexible growth
- “UA/Drone engineer” (wording unclear)
- entry-level: “above 20,000” (appears to be monthly)
- ~4–5 years: “above one lakh monthly”
- salary figures are framed in terms of monthly earnings
- Data engineer
- entry-level around 5 LPA
- up to 15 LPA after 4–5 years
- 40–50 LPA after 10+ years, with “no upper limit” claimed
- Semiconductor-related “wheels engineer” (subtitle likely refers to another semiconductor engineering role)
- entry-level: ~10 lakh mentioned (possibly after MTech/BTech; internship stipend leads to conversion)
- mid-level (3–5 years): 15–20 lakh
- senior pay: framed as increasing further
One deeper explanation: consulting vs implementation
One interviewee explains their role as a solutions/senior consultant:
- Consulting is split into stages:
- Pre-onboarding: they study the client’s challenges and propose solutions using client data/structures.
- Post-onboarding: the longer implementation phase (project duration may be ~1–2 years), handled differently from the shorter consulting phase (described as ~8–10 weeks).
- They also mention a similar role title could be solutions architect as one “climbs up the ladder.”
Presenters / Contributors
- Host / interviewer: name not given in subtitles
- Interviewees:
- Shi
- Vishwanad
- Akash Dish
- Kapil
- Shubam Raj
- (Name unclear) — “UA engineer / Drone engineer”
- Rishikesh Bri
- (Name unclear) — “wheels engineer” / semiconductor-related role
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